Greystoke The Legend of Tarzan Lord of the Apes Craig Bierko This is often important especially

This is often important especially when dealing with two thousand year old horror legends - variation of the basic theme can be all important and this example features both a male vampire and a Vampire Queen for good measure - made even more interesting by the availability of a whole troupe of beautiful young stranded ballet dancers

Rolled condition

The Beano comic would have been proud of this interpretation as we see this fish eye perspective painting of our loveable rogue - the only thing missing is the poor unsuspecting victim Mr

" The artwork utilises concentric circles to further the link

the third in the transforming human series follows on from "The H-Man" and pictured on the film poster is the librarian strapped to the operating table during his transformation into a gaseous being who commits crimes to fund the career of a dancer

Greystoke The Legend of Tarzan Lord of the Apes Craig Bierko This is often important especiallyThe original British quad film poster from 1984 depicting Christopher Lambert as Greystoke, Tarzan Lord of the Apes.