Behold:
Three photos.
No words for them.
Should have sent a poet.
Not that it matters, but I found them in this book:
"Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer: Book 3: Tooth and Claw." Published by Tor, 1989.
Three photos.No words for them.
Should have sent a poet.
Not that it matters, but I found them in this book:
"Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer: Book 3: Tooth and Claw." Published by Tor, 1989.
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Looks like Death Dealer has seen a few reads, must be a classic.
Hahahahahah! Hah! Heehee. Whew! Harry Potter milking a cow. In a book so nerdy you couldn't have made up something better. Are you sure this wasn't a plant?
i swear on all that is holy. besides, where would i even find photos like this?
i do admit, its almost too good to be true.
fuck. yes.
Oh...my. So strange, so very, very strange.
Oh no. Oh...oh...oh nooooo.
Wow, I didn't even know that artist Frank Frazetta wrote books. Being very familiar with his artwork I can only imagine the type of overwrought prose he must have produced.
The fairy cow costume is like nothing I have ever seen before. Is that a hat or a mask perched on top of his/her head?
I think the novel was written by James Silke based on a character by Frank Frazetta, who was, as Laura Jane notes, a painter.
I think the first dude IS the Death Dealer!!