Frank Frazetta: Fascination
(1984 - Publicness-Zoom)

As I write this, this book isn't really that available in the American market. The book is larger in size, roughly 13.5-by-9.5-inches. Because of the current hard-to-get nature of this book, I'm leaving off adding it to the 'ranking' of Frazetta's other books here on The List, but know that if it was included, it would fall just below ROUGH WORK. So, the 80-page book has 46 pages each featuring a large reproduction of some work. Six of those are presenting three double-page-spreads. There's a six-page interview, in French, and the rest is mostly facing-pages of the works, blank, with the exception of the work's title. Know that in 1990 the book seems to have been re-released in France by the publisher Dargaud (identical appearance). All the paintings are already included in Frazetta books that score better and the five drawings appear in slightly-lesser volumes that you are probably going to get anyway. Finally, lets be clear - "Frazetta Fascination" is not the title of this book, though you would encounter it sold & discussed as that, and looking at the cover you can see why. But when you look at the spine, "Fascination" is at the top of it, with "Frazetta" separate, and at the bottom, as befits the creator/author of the volume in hand.