and Lee Marvin—and powerful scenes of Conan the Barbarian, which he drew even more exaggerated than Frank Frazetta or John Buscema.” Kricfalusi hired Smith to draw backgrounds layouts on the ...

Lowell told Smajstrla that her work reminded him of the famous Frank Frazetta's illustrations. He was most well known for his cover art for the Conan the Barbarian, Tarzan, and John Carter series.

"There's a Frank Frazetta, Conan the Barbarian, Spartan thing … but also you think of The Book of Eli or Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior … Shane, [it's very] western, very Clint Eastwood-y." ...

Tyler Wilde, Executive Editor: The fantasy Barbarian archetype doesn't inspire the imagination like it did back when Frank Frazetta was painting Conan in the '70s, but it's still a fun D&D class.

Frank Frazetta's legendary artwork helped redefined Conan the Barbarian, shaping how the character would perceived in pop culture. First appearing in Robert E. Howard's pulp stories, Conan is a ...

As Frazetta explained it, his Conan did not resemble Howard’s description ... He was what I thought a barbarian should look like, the ultimate barbarian. Howard’s description was quite ...

Mr. Schwarzenegger embodies the muscle-bound barbarian as a ferocious ... one would have found in painter Frank Frazetta’s adaptation of the Conan lore in his many masterpieces.

Because when I did Conan the Barbarian, John Milius ... only one that had the muscles to play that character the way Frank Frazetta painted it, and the way Robert E. Howard has written about ...

There’s a new book that was recently released titled Conan the Barbarian ... photos of the actors on the awesome Frank Frazetta-inspired sets, and more. The photos were originally shared by io9.