Tally Ho Comics #nn - Frank Frazetta art

Tally Ho Comics #nn

Tally Ho Comics v1 #nn (no number), 1944 - Frank Frazetta's first professional start in comics was assisting John Giunta on this one shot issue from the 1940s. An arctic idol worshiped by Eskimo-like followers comes to life to battle a demonic figure named Fang. The idol curiously holds a tomahawk and smokes a pipe, but more closely resembles a cartoon snowman. Frazetta's handiwork is not clearly evident, but the depictions of Snowman and Fang would be my best guess. Like most artists, this first effort is a far cry from later polished works and falls well below expectations. Interestingly, what looks most like Frazetta is the face and hands of Fang on the John Giunta-credited cover. This is 1 of 1 Tally-Ho Comics issues by Frazetta. /// 1st start Frank Frazetta
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"Snowman" Frazetta story partial pencils and inks (John Giunta pencils and inks) 8 pages = *

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