FRANK FRAZETTA and Marshal Trail Colt catch "The Rodeo Robbers" (1952)

 

Here's Mr. F out West, an odd feature to find in Manhunt #13, from 1952. Thanks to Tigger/josemas for the work on ComicBookPlus. Even odder, this tale has two pages 6s, and no 5, but appears to be all here. 

FRANK FRAZETTA Knows Your America! Do you? It's KING PHILLIP'S WAR (1946)

Here's a different looking style from Mr. F. Looks to me like a guy named Kurtzman sneaked into his studio at night. Anyway, it's from Treasure Comics #8, Aug-Sept 1946, and comes to us from comicbookplus via JonTheScanner.

FRAZETTA, WILLIAMSON and "The Claws of Death" (1951)

From Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #3, Feb. 1951, comes this gritty tale of life in the wild. Thanks to movielover for adding it to ComicBookPlus.

Forgotten Books: TARZAN IN FRAZETTALAND - Part 2

Forgotten Books: TARZAN IN FRAZETTALAND - Part 1

FRAZETTA and Looie Lazybones in "There's No Feud Like an Old Feud" (1948)

This story, from Thrilling Comics #67 (Aug. 1948) is, I believe, the first appearance of Looie Lazybones. It wasn't his last. Looks to me like this is Frank trying out for the Li'l Abner strip, where he finally got a shot six years later. Thanks to josemas and comicbookplus for the scans. The gorgeous cover below, of course, is by Alex Schomburg.

Frank Frazetta's THUN'DA in "King of the Lost Lands" (1952)

Here's the lead story in the all-Frazetta comic, Thund'da #1. It's from 1952, and uploaded to comicbookplus by Joshua / josemas. The script is credited to Gardner Fox.

FRAZETTA & WILLIAMSON: Captain Comet, Space Pilot (1953)

This story appeared in Danger Is Our Business #1 (Dec. 1953). I found a cleaner copy of it in a reprint of the same title (#9) from 1958. Thanx to Dave Hayward for the comicbookplussing.