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Reflecting with Gratitude

Vanessa Lemen

Well, here we are again at this time of the year, a time felt by many as a moment to reflect and be thankful. I hope that in some form or another, it’s been enlightening for everyone. This year, I’ve been going through some personal changes and challenges, keeping a lot to myself in terms of what I share publicly and working on my own growth, as I continue to move through what art and…

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Conan At Auction

Arnie Fenner

September 8, 2025 - "Murilo saw that the barbarian had locked his legs about the ape-man's torso and was striving to maintain his position on the monster's back while he butchered it with his poniard. Thak, on the other hand, was striving to dislodge his clinging foe, to drag him around within reach of the giant fangs that gaped for his flesh." —from "Rogues in the House" by Robert E. Howard This Friday, September 12, 2025, Frank Frazetta's iconic cover for the collection Conan, published by Lancer Books in 1967, will go on the block at Heritage Auctions. Frank was paid something around $400 to do the art, one of 9 classic Conan oil paintings he produced for Lancer's 12-book Conan series; 8 were published in the United States, but Lancer went bankrupt and out of business before the…

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