Here are trading cards #41-60 from Frazetta II: The Legend Continues, published by Comic Images in 1993 and featuring the artwork of fantasy artist Frank Frazetta.
Frazetta II: The Legend Continues was the follow-up to an earlier collection by Comic Images, Frazetta. Like its predecessor this set consisted of 90 2.5 x 3.5 inch trading cards that shipped in blind packs of ten. Also included in the collection were six chase cards (three chromium and three spectrascope). The front of each card featured a painting or drawing by Frazetta, with a short — and, it must be said, not particularly informative — caption and pencil sketch on the reverse.
There’s some nice work in this batch of cards, but there’s some dreck too. On the positive side we get The Sacrifice (card #46) which featured a reworked version of the cover to Lancer Books‘ Conan The Avenger. Card #49 (Circle of Terror) originally appeared on the cover of the second issue of Creepy magazine, while #53 featured a suitably atmospheric interpretation of Dracula and Frankenstein that originally appeared on the cover of a Doubleday book from 1973.
Card #54, Two of a Kind, on the other hand is a sadly sexist and rather unpleasant image, and I’m surprised Comic Images included it. I consider myself a Frazetta fan but juvenile crap like this just won’t do (and I’m not a huge fan of Eve, from card #42, either).
Anyway, moaning aside, here are cards #41-60 from Frazetta II: The Legend Continues, both front and back. Click here for cards #1-20 and here for cards #21-40. I’ll post the next 20 cards very soon.
Please note: some of the cards feature female nudity.
Card 41
Card 42
Card 43
Card 44
Card 45
Card 46
Card 47
Card 48
Card 49
Card 50
Card 51
Card 52
Card 53
Card 54
Card 55
Card 56
Card 57
Card 58
Card 59
Card 60
