Active since the 1970s, Ken Kelly is a fantasy artist. He’s the nephew of the wife of Frank Frazetta and Frazetta’s influence is obvious in his work. Check out some of Kelly’s work — full of muscular men, beautiful women, and flamboyant monsters — below.
Artist Unknown
By Barye Philips
Artist Unknown
By Robert Bonfils
By Lawrence Sterne
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By Robert McGinnis
A resident of St. Louis, Graves Gladney was an illustrator who painted covers for several pulp magazines. He is best known for his exciting work for The Shadow, painting every cover from 1939 to 1941. Gladney also served in the airborne infantry during World War II, landing at Normandy. At the time of his death, he was a professor at Washington University in St. Louis.
by Raymond Johnson
Through the Shattered Lens 