Arthur Dent Comments: There’d better be a flying nun in this novel or I’m taking it back for a refund.
Published 1973
Arthur Dent Comments: There’d better be a flying nun in this novel or I’m taking it back for a refund.
Published 1973
Verylatetotheparty Comments: I bought several “Mayflower Moorcocks” at my Oxfam shop a few years back and some of the covers have already been on GSS, but I don’t think you have this one yet and I really think it belongs here. The colours sort of look faded but I think it was that bad originally. Apart from that I will let it speak for itself.
Published 1973
It’s a Two-Fer Tuesday – Lucky Starr Edition!
Good Show Sir Comments:
1. Bad dog! Get back here and spit out the Captain!
2. Scooby Doo, where are you? Seriously.
Published 1957, 1978
Thanks to Alison for sending one in!
Ripley Comments: I keep having this dream about showing up for my calculus exam. And I forgot to bring something. Maybe my calculator?
Published 1977
Raoul Comments: I Have No Mouth, and I Must … Seem Odd to You?
Published 1989
Good Show Sir Art Direction: “Listen moron, I said you can make Cash from Outer Space. Now fix the cover title.”
Thanks to Ryan for sending this in.
Published 1962
David Comments: I haven’t read this, so for all I know, centaurs and one-eyed jellyfish are essential to the plot. The S in JONES was cut off by the printer, not by me – it wraps round the edge of the cover (this is a hardback). The scan makes the colours look a bit more lurid than they really are. Published by Victor Gollancz, 1970
Another Heinlien! I’m flooded with them.
Thanks very much to David!
Kelly Comments: Bikini-wearing sorceress…fish guy in a toga…Robin Hood type cat-woman.. in a cathedral??
Published 1984
Libraryman comments: I love how it seems as if the characters are just randomly placed around this dead body. Kind of like a cluedo clue. “It was Sinbad with the scimitar in the dungeon!”
Published 1995
This cover… is perfect!
Libraryman, good show sir!
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