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Yes Also Death Dealer... both by Frank Frazetta
I read Death Dealer when I was a kid just because of the art on the cover. Learned about Frazetta that way. It's been many years, but I remember the Horned Helmet. Fucking nuts!
Apparently there is a Frank Frazetta foundation made by his family with a YouTube channel called Frazetta Girls
And neither is from the 1980s.
Yea I don’t know it’s what it looks like to me. When are they from?
John Carter: 1970 Death Dealer: 1973
the Econoline is from the 70s too (80s Econoline for reference, the hood is the giveaway)