The Seventies saw a rise in professionally produced fanzines in support of the growing comic book industry and its resulting fandom. Frank Frazetta was known, justifiably, as one of the best artists in the business, particularly in terms of showcasing the female form. He'd provided many illustrations in the Fifties and early Sixties to men's magazines as well as the comics, but by the Seventies, he'd come to specialize in paintings for book and magazine covers. Here I have issue "The Sensuous Frazetta," an unbound magazine published in the 1970's that collected twenty images of woman drawn by Frank Frazetta in the Fifties and Sixties. The images, while not pornographic, are certainly erotic. The publication is formatted so that 8 1/2 x 11 images on alternate pages are paired with 11 x 17 images when you open the sheets up. This copy has mild yellowing but is otherwise clean (see scans for condition). For any fan of Frank Frazetta, or of "good girl" art in general, this publication is a must! This would be a terrific addition to any collection! Shipping will be combined for multiple purchases.
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