Ryan Comments: I am torn between the best feature on this cover – the little cat-man or the wizard’s shoes.
Published 1987
Ryan Comments: I am torn between the best feature on this cover – the little cat-man or the wizard’s shoes.
Published 1987
BONUS COVER:
Good Show Sir Comments: While dragging the Xmas decorations down from the attic we found our old stack of Argosy magazines. Have a happy holiday and we’ll see you in a couple weeks with our Old Year Sum Up!
1. In this issue. Pictures of Mrs No-Shirt McGee!
2. We’re safe. The guys will never break through these parkas.
3. Last year the kids saw Mommy kissing Santa Claus. This year he’s locked and loaded.
4. Why cast a wizard spell when you can just shoot the bastard.
Now let’s all sit back and enjoy a Star Wars Holiday Special!
Nigel R. Comments: 3-to-1 odds against you guessing which is the title.
Published 1996
J Greely Comments: Nothing says “magical Victorian London” like Sherlock Holmes in checkered bell-bottoms entering a tiny steampunk sleigh, with a ghostly Gandalf watching over him.
Published 1988
Tom Noir Comments: Release Notes for Catware 3.7:
– Reduced shedding by 15%
– Catpeople can now wield glaives, halberds, and Beretta AR70s
– Removed ridiculous names from Author Name Generator
– Tail toggle added to preferences
– Text correction: mages cast ‘fireball’, not ‘hairball’
– Runaway reproduction issue now fixed
Published 1999
JuanPaul Comments:
“And ye will know them,
Danu’s Children
For they shall be
Until the last
The bearers of
Booty most mighty”
From the ancient scriptures of Mixalot
Published 1984
JuanPaul Comments: That expression you get when you realize that you are just cover bait for a bunch of 13 year old geeks.
Published 1980
B. Chiclitz Comments: “The hills are alive, With a lightning-laced wormhole, And a phallic bridge to nowhere, And a band from—wha?”
Published 1999
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