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Fire and Ice concept art
“I want it to look like you just stepped into one of his paintings, where you get to see his world, and how he saw people, anatomy, and composition and color, it will feel like it’s real, but not real. It’ll be his reality. He saw things differently. He painted from his imagination. He didn’t take a photograph and just paint it.”
Robert Rodriguez on upcoming Fire and Ice live action film.
Robert Rodriguez on upcoming Fire and Ice live action film.
An interview with Bill Frazetta at New York Comicon 2011. He discusses the possible moving of the Frazetta Museum to Austin TX. The Fire and Ice live action movie by Robert Rodriguez.
And a possible Death Dealer movie.
And a possible Death Dealer movie.
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A Mini Tribute Gallery of
Frank Frazetta's iconic Death Dealer
Frank Frazetta's iconic Death Dealer
***Frazetta Headlines***
Here's a look at the historic, first ever published work of Frank Frazetta. In collaboration with Baily Publishing artist, John Giunta the young artist produced this story showcasing one of his characters, “Snowman.” The 7 page story appeared in Tally Ho comics, and was published in December of 1944, when Frazetta was only 15 years old.
When asked about the book,
Frank recalled:
“All I did was one story, I was the kid who created the character. I did the pencils, and Giunta did the inking. I was only a kid, I didn't even know how it was done.”
Start the slide show at left to view the comic in its entirety
When asked about the book,
Frank recalled:
“All I did was one story, I was the kid who created the character. I did the pencils, and Giunta did the inking. I was only a kid, I didn't even know how it was done.”
Start the slide show at left to view the comic in its entirety