Lillie Awesome Comments: When in doubt, floating eyeball and clip art alligators that can swim through sand.
Published 1978
Lillie Awesome Comments: When in doubt, floating eyeball and clip art alligators that can swim through sand.
Published 1978
JuanPaul Comments: Johnny Ramone, we hardly knew ye.
Your might remember this series from here. And here.
Published 1978
Tor Mented Comments: I’m not sure if this horror anthology ought to have a “snake person” tag or just an “anatomical issues” tag.
Or Neither! It’s a cat lady! — Tag Wizard
Published 1997
Tom Noir Comments: Oh god, not another race that communicates entirely through interpretive dance!
Published 1999
RachelJ Art Direction: “This is no ordinary novel. Not even a “A Novel”. This is… “A MOSAIC”. I want every element of the cover– title, subtitle, font, artwork– to blend harmoniously into one vast, resounding “WTF”.
Do it justice, my boy.”
[Note: It’s not my camera. The cover image is just really, really dark and murky and it’s hard to tell what anything is.]
Published 1990
Tat Wood Comments: Kraftwerk took time out from recording Trans Europe Express to shoot some hoops.
Published 1967
Tor Mented Comments: It never fails! There’s always a snail driver ahead of me in the fast lane.
Published 1995
Tom Noir Comments: Experimental subject 7934B believed in dressing for the job you wanted, not the job you had.
Published 1970
It’s a Two-fer Tuesday: Worst of the Best from F&SF
Ace E. Doocy Comments:
1. The FBI Taint Team swings into action.
2. Better add a rocket or they’ll never know it’s science fiction.
Published 1962, 1975
JuanPaul Comments: Narcissists repel each other like two objects with the same type of charge. It’s science.
Published 1990
You’ve been so prolific lately I’m thinking of adding a “JuanPaul Monday”. The rest of you. Start sending in more covers! — GSS Admin
Recent Post Comments