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Tales of Fantasy (Troubador Press, 1975) by Larry Todd is a vividly illustrated collection that celebrates classic fantasy and adventure themes through the lens of 1970s underground comix artistry. Known for his psychedelic style, Todd blends surreal imagery with imaginative storytelling, making this book both a nostalgic artifact of countercultural art and a whimsical tribute to sword-and-sorcery traditions.
Originally published in 1975, this anthology stands as a testament to Troubador Press's dedication to merging literature and art. It offers both nostalgia for seasoned sci-fi enthusiasts and a fresh gateway for new readers into the genre's rich tapestry.
(if using markers, remember to place a protective sheet behind the page you're coloring)
Tales of Fantasy (Troubador Press, 1975) by Larry Todd is a vividly illustrated collection that celebrates classic fantasy and adventure themes through the lens of 1970s underground comix artistry. Known for his psychedelic style, Todd blends surreal imagery with imaginative storytelling, making this book both a nostalgic artifact of countercultural art and a whimsical tribute to sword-and-sorcery traditions.
Originally published in 1975, this anthology stands as a testament to Troubador Press's dedication to merging literature and art. It offers both nostalgia for seasoned sci-fi enthusiasts and a fresh gateway for new readers into the genre's rich tapestry.
(if using markers, remember to place a protective sheet behind the page you're coloring)