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Durango Kid #13 p.1 (Magazine Enterprises, 1951) - FRANK FRAZETTA reprinted White Indian #13 (1954)

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Location: Panel Pages & Interiors - GOLDEN AGE
Title: Durango Kid #13 p.1 (Magazine Enterprises, 1951) - FRANK FRAZETTA reprinted White Indian #13 (1954)*
Artist:  Frank Frazetta (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2816
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 5/17/2019

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Frank Frazetta's comic book art is highly-sought by his fans. And George Washington himself guest-stars on this fantastic page by the legendary artist. The White Indian series featured some of Frazetta's finest work. Turns out, he can render the male figure just as well as he can draw gorgeous women. How 'bout that! "Dan Brand and Tipi" was the original name of this series, which was changed to "White Indian" when it was reprinted in its own title just three years later. Created twice-up scale in ink over graphite on Bristol board with an image area of 12.5" x 18". This is all Frazetta from the pencils through the inks, and he signed it in the lower left of Panel 1. There is whiteout in the upper left of Panel 1 where the original "Dan Brand and Tipi" logo was covered up when it was reprinted. A "White Indian" stat was affixed on top of that (the word balloon in that panel is a stat as well).

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Member Since: December 2005
Last Login: July 2026
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Mark Howland Member Since 2004
Posted On 5/17/2019

Fabulous drama in panel 2!

Ben Friedman Member Since 2006
Posted On 5/18/2019

Great pick up!

Ray Cuthbert Member Since 2003
Posted On 5/18/2019

Any Frazetta is a great addition!

Sean Clarke Member Since 2005
Posted On 5/21/2019

I just love Frazetta's 1950's comics work, and this is a great example. It's nice that, generally, these pages are still "reasonable" compared to the prices for Franks other work. Big congrats on a fine pick-up!