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John Livesay UNITED STATES
Member Since May 2009
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Johnny Comet 8-27-1952

Location: Golden age comic strips
Artist: Frank Frazetta (Penciller)

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Location: Golden age comic strips
Title: Johnny Comet 8-27-1952*
Artist:  Frank Frazetta (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2042
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 8
Added to Site: 11/18/2011

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Member Since: May 2009
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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Peter P Member Since 2009
Posted On 11/19/2011

Really love these strips, congrats! =)
artless artmore Member Since 2013
Posted On 12/2/2013

Great page! Thanks for posting the hi res scan!
William B. Member Since 2004
Posted On 2/8/2014

Frazetta's art is stunning!
Benno Rothschild Member Since 2003
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Posted On 3/25/2020

You can see how Frazetta's experience doing "funny animal" work earlier in his career gave him great charicature skills that became even more apparent when he ghosted on L'il Abner a few years later. 

Steve N. Comic/Fantasy Art Member Since 2017
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Posted On 4/11/2021

Timeless mastery...

Maicol Senzacqua Member Since 2015
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Posted On 5/14/2021

Very Nice Strip!

David  Matheny Member Since 2021
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Posted On 8/30/2022

beautiful. the detail in the face probably wasn't needed but he did so anyways. the piece pops so much more with little facial lines. wow

Bill J Member Since 2009
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Posted On 10/3/2025

Love these Frank Frazetta Johnny Comet strips from the early 1950s. Frank had a real talent for drawing comical characters. You can see how it would have been easy for him to ghost L'il Abner in a few years. To be honest, I actually prefer his strip work to his later paintings of barbarians, babes and beasts. This art is so much more human, so much more approachable. Wish his comic strip career had worked out better for him. Great pick-ups, congrats!

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