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Rated: 8 times. Average rating 2.75
Description
Before legendary artist Frank Frazetta became an American institution for his lush paintings, he was drawing muscular hillbillies and scantily clad women for an earlier American institution: the comic strip Li'l Abner, which boasted 60 million readers daily. From 1954 till 1961 Frazetta toiled as a ghost for Al Capp, the most famous and successful cartoonist of his era. For the first time ever these gorgeous full-color Sundays are being collected!
Books by Al Capp:
- Al Capp's Li'L Abne 1956-1957 (2003)
- The Frazetta Years 1960-1961 (2004)
