Frank Frazetta Portfolio Plate - Famous Funnies #215 Mid-Century Illustrators This is Pop-Sequentialism

This is Pop-Sequentialism

A world of saturated colors

But the King has taken a shine to Anne

very present

Le capturer et le passer dans la machine lyophilisante et rajeunissante de l'oncle Hazel bien sûr

Frank Frazetta Portfolio Plate - Famous Funnies #215 Mid-Century Illustrators This is Pop-SequentialismIn 1953 and 1954, while working as an assistant to Al Capp, Frank Frazetta drew a series of eight covers for Famous Funnies comics #209 through #216, all featuring the character Buck Rogers. Frazetta said in 1995: "I did those covers at a time when I had total mastery; I could draw anything and draw it superbly. Remember that, up to that point, I had been drawing in pen and ink for 10 years professionally. I was drawing every day. The more you draw,