Frazetta’s Unofficial Lord of the Rings
Frazetta’s Unofficial Lord of the Rings On this episode of Frazetta Fridays with Frazetta Girls, Sara Frazetta soars into Frank Frazetta’s untamed take on The Lord of the Rings. Frank was never officially connected to Tolkien’s world, but that didn’t stop him from leaving his mark. His raw, wild, and unapologetically controversial interpretations broke all the traditional rules — and showed Middle-Earth in a way no one else dared to. If you think you’ve seen every version of Tolkien’s world, think again. Thank you for watching and supporting Frazetta Girls! Visit us at www.frazettagirls.com for official Frazetta merchandise, collectibles, and more. FINE LINES AVAILABLE TO PRE ORDER MAY 1! Follow us for updates on new releases, exhibitions, and behind-the-scenes looks at Frank Frazetta’s legacy. — Hosted by: Sara Frazetta Produced by: Frazetta Girls Copyright © 2025 Frazetta Girls LLC All Frazetta artwork and images are the property of the Frazetta Estate and Frazetta Girls LLC. Lord of the Rings artwork throughout the video by John Howe and Allan Lee and the Hildebrandt brothers, photographs and videos of JRR Tolkien/Tolkien Estate. Thank you to Arnie Fenner!
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