FANTASY ART SHOW NO. 2

Here's the second (and last?) issue of ART SHOW published by B. Singer in January-February 1978. Included is a  super cover by Jeff Jones, underground comics and film reviews, an article "So! You're Going to a Comics Convention", a profile of Phil Trumbo who went on to a professional career in animation, comics and films and won an Emmy Award. Lots of material shows what the scene was like back in the day. Also of note is a collection by John Linton illustrating WEIRD TALES author Joseph Payne Brennan's "The Chronicles of Lucius Leffing". And check out the illustration for the ad for the Boris Vallejo magazine -- looks very similar to Auraleon or Torrents' work for Warren. He certainly grew into his own, distinct style.

FANTASY ART SHOW

All manners of fantasies are seen here in the first issue of ART SHOW. Subtitled, "The Fantasy Art Monthly", it was published in December, 1977 and affords a glimpse at the kind of primo original art and prints that were being offered at the time.

Publisher B. Singer explains in his editorial the purpose of the magazine:

Packed into its brief 20 pages is original art for sale by Berni Wrightson, Jeff Jones, Frank Brunner, Mike Kaluta and many others.