April 12, 2024
ARIEL: THE BOOK OF FANTASY VOL. 2 - Corben, Frazetta
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ARIEL: THE BOOK OF FANTASY VOLUME 2.Edited by Thomas Durwood. Morningstar Press softcover, 1977. 75+ pages. Very Fine condition. Illustrations by Frank Frazetta, Bruce Jones, Richard Corben, Franklin Booth. Illustrated nilterview with Frzetta. "The Lake To" by Michael Hague. John Butterfield looks at "Frodo as Christ." Den by Corben. Princess and Merman by Jones. Michael Moorcock "Islands" illustrated by Jeff Jones. An attempt to bring a little sophsitication to the comic art field. All issues of ARIEL on auction this week. Always accepting PayPal. Multiple victories can save on postage -- I will send a follow-up invoice with multiple victory costs, so please wait before doing checkout. Foreign charged air-mail rates to respective country. (Foreign Buyers Note: When the auction ends, I will price out the item with proper packaging and quote you the postage charge -- which is expensive these days. If you inquire about foreign postage cost before an auction ends, I will only be able to give approximate costs). Insurance is optional. Please ask for fee before completing any payment. And take a moment to check out my other auctions and eBay store . eBay's "everlovin" has been involved in the collectible retail business for 35 years out of Minnesota. Hired by one of the first comic book and collectible retailers in the '70s, "everlovin"
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