Illustration Magazine (2002 1st Series) comic books 1990-2008

Featuring the advertising art of Haddon H. Sundblom, the paperback art of James Avati, and The Art of Jack Faragasso. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 52 pgs, full color. Cover price $9.00.

2008 reissue. Written by Bill Vann, Dan Zimmer, Piet Schreuders, Kent Steine, and Todd Hignite. Art by Haddon H. Sundblom, James Avati, and Jack Faragasso. Expanded and revised version of Illustration #1. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 64 pgs, full color. Cover price $15.00.

Featuring The Art of Norman Blaine Saunders, Frank Frazetta's Little Miracles, an interview with Russ Cochran, and more. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $7.00.

Features include Sam Savitt: Painter, Author, Teacher & Horseman and Stanley Meltzoff: Metamorphoses of a Picture Maker. 52 pages, full color. Cover price $9.00.

Features include The Fantastic Worlds of Roy G. Krenkel, Nell Brinkley and the Brinkley Girls, James Dwyer: Fine Illustrator and Favorite Uncle, Frank Frazetta: The Creative Moment, and The Art of Albert Staehle. 84 pages, full color. Cover price $9.00.

This issue marks the beginning of a new format for Illustration. At 100 pages, perfect- bound and printed in full color, this new format more closely resembles a quality art book than a magazine. Ushering in our new era is a special issue-long profile on one of the most important and prolific illustrators of the late-20th century, Robert Peak. Peak completely revolutionized advertising in the film industry in the 1960s, and transformed the approach to movie advertising from basic collages of film stills or head shots to flamboyant artistic illustrations. His innovative poster design for West Side Story in 1961 ? painting characters and scenes into a single montage ? became the first of over 100 such posters, among them My Fair Lady, Camelot, Rollerball, Star Trek, Superman, and Apocalypse Now and earned Peak the title "Father of the Modern Movie Poster." Peak's 45 covers for Time Magazine (most notably the portrait of Mother Teresa), and numerous other commercial assignments redefined the look of illustration in the '60s and '70s, and influenced contemporary illustrators more than anyone since J.C. Leyendecker or Al Parker. No other book on Peak exists in print today, and this volume is essential for the library of any serious student of contemporary illustration art. (Illustration Magazine) Magazine, 100pg, FC$9.00 Cover price $9.00.

This issue features a long article on legendary film poster illustrator of the 1950s, Reynold Brown. Best known for his horror and science fiction movie posters (classics such as Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman, The Incredible Shrinking Man, and This Island Earth), this article showcases some of the many facets of this incredible illustrator and offers a sneak preview of the content of the upcoming book The Art of Reynold Brown. Also featured this issue is a look at the many illustrators of the Revell model kit boxes, with dozens of reproductions of original model kit paintings; an article on master illustrator Frank E. Schoonover; and a look at the artwork created for turn-of-the-century sheet music. Also features a list of current exhibitions and events, a book review section, and more! (Illustration Magazine) Magazine, 80pg, FC$9.00 Cover price $9.00.

This issue features a revealing article on pulp and pin-up illustrator Ernest "Darcy" Chiriacka, one of the last living artists to have worked in the pulps! Over 50 reproductions from his original artwork are shown in full color, unseen since their original publication. Also featured is the work of paperback and comic cover illustrator William George, featuring dozens of reproductions from his original art. An article on the Dell Mapbacks and airbrush illustrator Gerald Gregg follows. Plus, a look at the many illustrators of the Aurora model kit boxes rounds out the issue. Also featured is a list of current exhibitions and events, and book review section! (Illustration Magazine) Magazine, 80pg, FC$9.00 Cover price $9.00.

This new issue features a long article on pin-up illustrator Enoch Bolles, perhaps best known for his covers for Film Fun magazine. The article offers an exclusive sneak preview of the upcoming book, The Art of Enoch Bolles, by Jack Raglin. Illustrated with dozens of drawings and original never-before-published paintings, this is a classic issue that should not be missed. Also featured in this issue are articles on legendary magazine illustrator Robert Fawcett, paperback illustrator Paul Rader (known for his sexy "sleaze" covers for Midwood Publishers), and the Dell Mapback covers of airbrush artist Gerald Gregg. Each issue also features a list of current exhibitions and events, a book review section, and much more! (Illustration Magazine) Magazine, 80pg, FC$9.00 Cover price $9.00.

This new issue features an extensive article on illustrator Rafael DeSoto, known for his covers for The Spider, Black Mask, and hundreds of other classic pulp magazine covers. The article features over 100 reproductions taken directly from the original art, as well as an extensive gallery of pulp covers reproduced from mint condition printer's proof sheets of the magazine covers. This is the most definitive treatment ever published on this legendary artist. This issue also features the work of Robert Bonfils, known for his sexy paperback covers for sleaze publisher Greenleaf/Phoenix Press, for whom he painted well over 1000 covers; and Mitchell Hooks, member of the Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame and a prolific illustrator of everything from paperbacks to slick magazines. Last up is an article on the lurid war paperbacks of Horwitz publishing, an Australian outfit known for their outrageous and controversial exploitation novels featuring scenes of torture and domination. Each issue also features a list of current exhibitions and events, a book review section, and much more! (Illustration Magazine) (CAUT: 4) Magazine, 80pg, FC$9.00 Cover price $9.00.

Covered in this profusely-illustrated issue: 1) Men's Adventure Magazines in Postwar America: The Rich Oberg Collection; 2) The Devil in Design: The Krampus Postcards; and 3) Larry Admire, Star of Pulp World. Cover price $9.00.

Illustration magazine returns with another spectacular issue, lavishly printed in full-color on the highest quality glossy paper stocks. Featured on the cover and inside are the works of legendary illustrator Harry Anderson, known for his breathtaking gouache and watercolor paintings featured on the covers of slick magazines throughout the 1940s and 1950s. Also featured this issue is a long article on R.G. Harris, another slick illustrator from that era. Neither of these illustrators have ever been discussed so extensively in any other publication, and the stunning reproductions of original paintings will take your breath away. Also included are book reviews, and a guide to events and exhibitions and much more! (Illustration Magazine) (CAUT: 4) Magazine, 90pgs, FC$9.00 Cover price $9.00.

Featured on the cover and inside are the works of legendary illustrator Alex Schomburg, known for his groundbreaking comic book covers, and for his slick science fiction magazine cover illustrations. The article is profusely illustrated with scores of never- before-seen artworks, sketches and photographs. Rounding out the issue is an extensive feature on W.T. Benda, known for his exquisite theater masks, and pastel paintings of glamourous women. Also included are book reviews, and a guide to events and exhibitions and much more! (Illustration Magazine) (CAUT: 4) Magazine, 8x11, 80pgs, FCSRP: $9.00 Cover price $9.00.

Featured on the cover and inside are the works of legendary illustrator John Walter Scott, known primarily for his violent and sadistic pulp magazine covers of the 1930s, and for his later career as a slick magazine artist. The article is profusely illustrated with scores of never-before-seen artwork, rare magazine covers, and photographs. His work for the terror pulps is so deranged and violent that the images are still shocking today! Also featured this issue is the work of A. Leslie Ross, most famous for his pulp illustrations and magazine covers, beautifully reproduced here. Rounding out the issue is a short feature on the long-uncredited artists' work in Film Fun Magazine, book reviews, a guide to events and exhibitions, and much more! Magazine, 8x11, 80pgs, FCSRP: $9.00 Cover price $9.00.

This issue features James Bama, noted illustrator of the Doc Savage paperbacks, Aurora monster model kit boxes, and men's adventure magazines. This article features a thorough checklist of Bama's published works, as well as scores of beautiful reproductions taken directly from his classic original paintings. The second feature is on master illustrator and famed pin-up artist, Charles Showalter. This eye-opening feature is filled with breathtaking original advertising pieces drawn from the Coca-Cola archives and Showalter's personal files from over 60 years of work. The final feature concerns the work of Jack Potter, a slick magazine illustrator of the 50s and 60s whose Coca-Cola advertisements are widely collected today, and features reproductions of most of his extant original paintings. (Illustration Magazine) (CAUT: 4) Magazine, 80pgs, FCSRP: $9.00 Cover price $9.00.

This month features a long article on John R. Neill, known for his fantastic pen and ink illustrations for the numerous Oz books. Painter Harvey T. Dunn is also featured in this issue. (Illustration Magazine) (C: 0-1-2) Magazine, 80pgs, FCSRP: $9.00 Cover price $9.00.

Featured on the cover and inside are the works of legendary illustrator Allen Anderson, best known for his Planet Stories pulp magazine covers. The article is written by David Saunders, and is profusely illustrated with scores of never-before-seen artworks and pulp covers. Also featured In this issue is the second part of the series on the Cooper Studios, by Neil Shapiro, focused on the work of Murray Tinkelman. Rounding out the issue is an extensive story on Louis Glanzman, known for his many paperback covers and magazine illustrations. Also included are book reviews, a guide to events and exhibitions, and much more! (Illustration Magazine) (C: 0-1-2) Magazine, 80pgs, FCSRP: $10.00 Cover price $10.00.

Featured on the cover and inside are the works of Louis Glanzman, known for his hundreds of paperback covers and magazine illustrations. The issue also includes an extensive feature on pulp artist Ed Emshwiller (EMSH), and the great magazine illustrator Arthur Sarnoff. Also included are book reviews, a guide to events and exhibitions, and much more! Cover price $10.00.

The works of Jim Flora, best known for his hundreds of incredible jazz record illustrations, is the subject of this month's cover story with an article that presents the inside scoop on the re-discovery of his work with the publication of the new book, The Curiously Sinister Art of Jim Flora, by Irwin Chusid. The issue also includes an extensive feature on the art of Andrew Loomis, best known for his classic drawing books, and the work of magazine illustrator Andy Virgil. Also included are book reviews, a guide to events and exhibitions, and much more! Cover price $15.00.

Gustaf Tenggren - the Swedish artist best known for his work on Walt Disney's features Snow White and Pinocchio - is the subject of an in-depth feature with over 80 full-color illustrations from every phase of his long career. Mary rare and little-seen book illustrations are featured, as well as many productions shot from the original artwork. Also featured in this issue of Illustration is the work of legendary magazine illustrator Al Parker, the father of contemporary illustration. Cover price $15.00.

The latest issue of Illustration features the most extensive article ever published concerning the pulp art of Frederick Blakeslee, best-known for his brilliant cover work in the aviation pulps of the 1930's and 40's. Noted pulp historian David Saunders explores Blakeslee's work in depth, with over 100 full-color reproductions from every phase of his long career. Also featured in this issue is the work of magazine illustrator Morton Roberts, a wonderful painter who died tragically long. Rounding out the issue is a feature on The Merrill Company Publishers and the discovery and salvation of their archives containing over 600 original paintings originally made for the covers of childrens books from the 1940's and 50's. Cover price $15.00.

Dave Stevens In Memoriam page. This issue features an extensive look at the magazine story illustration of Dean Cornwell, "The Dean of Illustrators." Scores of reproductions from his original paintings are included. Also featured in this issue is the work of Cooper Studio artist Murray Tinkelman, whose meticulous line drawings have been world famous for decades. Rounding out the issue is an article on Constantin Alajalov, artist for The New Yorker and The Saturday Evening Post, among others. Also included are the usual book reviews, plus a run down of the latest exhibitions and events related to illustration history. Cover price $15.00.

This special edition issue of Illustration features an extensive look at the life and work of Mort Kunstler, featuring highlights from every facet of his long career. From paperbacks, pulps and adventure magazines, to Aurora model kits, slicks, and his recent work illustrating events from the Civil War, Mort is one of the most prolific and important illustrators from the last fifty years. The issue also features a look at Mort Kunstler the collector, with a special tour of his personal art collection. Also included are book reviews, and a run down of the latest exhibitions and events related to illustration history. Cover price $15.00.