TARZAN IN COLOR 3 HAL FOSTER / BURNE HOGARTH VF NM SUPERB ART LARGE FORMAT

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TARZAN IN COLOR 3 HAL FOSTER / BURNE HOGARTH RARE & SCARCE VF NM THESE BOOKS HAVE BECOME VERY HARD TO FIND LIMITED EDITIONS ESPECIALLY THE EDITIONS 15A 15B DRAWN BY Rubimor (Ruben Moreira) THROUGH 18 ONLY 500 COPIES PRINTED LARGE FORMAT 14 BY 11 INCHES Binding: hardcover Edition: First Publisher: Flying Buttress Classics Library, New York, New York[ Hardcover, Nantier Beall Minoustchine Publishing NBM BOOKS Date published: 1991-1996 First edition. Near Mint to Very fine dust jacket on all books . Reproductions of Tarzan comic strips that appeared in the Sunday newspapers various volumes from 1932 to 1950. HAL [HAROLD] FOSTER Hal Foster started his illustration and comics career, he held several jobs in Nova Scotia, from newspaper boy, woodchuck and hunting guide, to a stint as a gold prospector. In 1921, he finally chose to explore the fine arts, and cycled 1,000 miles from Manitoba to Chicago to study at the Chicago Art Institute, and later, at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. Working as a successful illustrator, Foster was asked in 1928 to make 300 illustrations for the 'Tarzan' comics. Although Harold Foster hated the Tarzan character, he nevertheless agreed to do a Sunday page of 'Tarzan' when the 300 illustrations he made were enthusiastically approved.Then the legendary newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst laid his read more

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