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From "Los Dioses de la Selva" ("The Jungle Gods"), the final story of "Selva" Nº35 (Spanish version of "Thun'da" Nº 1) I took page 3 as a fine example of Frank Frazetta's mastery of (heroic) human bodies in motion, and also of his queer rendering of excentric-looking villians, as the bald-and-bearded evil ogre who appears in the classic role of threathening the peace of the jungle in behalf of his wild ambition, ruthlessly abusing of native tribes and wild beasts, until the Lord of the Jungle comes forth to put a halt to his evil doings. (Be patient, there's still more). |
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