Editing Frazetta Man

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Frank Frazetta was one of ''the'' most prolific and popular of artists for pulp fantasy novels during the 1950s, and was frequently employed to do art for [[Conan the Barbarian]]. One common recurring figure from these paintings has come to be known affectionately as "Frazetta Man": a caveman more primitive and primal than [[Neanderthal]], hairy ape-like subhumans who show up to battle swarthy, muscular warriors and/or menace scantly clad nubile maidens.

These grunting, Stone Age parodies have a certain soft spot in the hearts of old-school [[neckbeard]]s. Frazetta Man represents one of the oldest visual depictions of the [[goblin]], [[orc]] or even [[ogre]], depending on how big and savage they are, and their starring role in some of the most iconic of pulp-era fantasy settings. If you want to give your [[Dungeons & Dragons]] game a different touch, or find a use for [[Terra Primate]], you can do worse than look for inspiration amongst the ranks of Frazetta Man.