Tarantula! Edward G. Robinson British artist Tom Chantrell adopts

British artist Tom Chantrell adopts a completely revolutionary style here which he employs for all the characters and even the action shots

This artwork scarily predicts the future - a future that months later would have all the world glued to live TV and praying

This small United Artists publicity leaflet for the film "Carrie" dates from 1976 and has a photo montage from the film one side together with full photographs of the seven main cast members plus a title shot and tag-line on the reverse

UK teaser tribute to America's first black regiment 54th Massachusetts Voluntary Infantry

Tarantula! Edward G. Robinson British artist Tom Chantrell adoptsSuperb 1955 first release film poster for the classic science fiction horror film "Tarantula!". Great stone litho printing with superb colours. The desert was the location for scientists trying to solve world famine and injecting a spider with special nutrients. The effect of this on the spider caused it to grow to a giant size resulting in it escaping and eating its way through the local cattle and then moving onto human prey. Clint Eastwood makes an