Frazetta, Wrightson, Jones, Smith, Adams, Ploog and more - Portfolio Madness

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Thank you SO much. Awesome stuff..... GOD BLESS...

 

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Thanks Jimbo

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Jim Starlin portfolio from 1978 will be next.

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That's an interesting one. At a distance it looks more like Berni Wrightson to me. Sharing Studio facilities might lead to that crossover effect, of course.

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That's an interesting one. At a distance it looks more like Berni Wrightson to me. Sharing Studio facilities might lead to that crossover effect, of course.

 

I get lost in this one, Paul. And I mean that in a good way. I am drawn to classical, ethereal artists and the Studio artists do share that. Others after them such as Vess and Muth, I enjoy as well. The intricacies and detail is just incredible.

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I see quite a few of these for sale. It is 7 b/w plates and one color. Produced in 1978 by Bob Hakins. If you look at the back of the envelop with the copyright information, Starlin's name is misspelled as Starling.

 

This is S/N 380/1000.

 

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Included with the portfolio is this - Starlin dedicated it to his father.

 

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Up next is Berni Wrightson's Frankenstein Set #2.

 

 

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This is sad but I am not sure if I the first set or not. One reason I am posting is that it forces me to inventory these

 

This was released in 1978 by Tyrannosaurus Press. This is S/N 316/2000.

 

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