I'm certainly not saying that the two have any relation to each other, the one being a Frank piece and the other a more recent artist, but the pose certainly seems iconic in and of itself.
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Michael Whelan is pretty darn awesome, too. I wouldn't be surprised if he counted Frazetta among his influences, but I agree, the pose is an iconic one.
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