Pipi Longstocking Comments: Her nightmare: trying on bras at the Victoria’s Secret Black Friday Sale
Published 1971
Pipi Longstocking Comments: Her nightmare: trying on bras at the Victoria’s Secret Black Friday Sale
Published 1971
Chuff Monkey Comments: I can read lips. He is saying “Oi!” in a thick Cockney accent.
Published 1976
Bradley M. Comments: Unknown cover artist; probably not da Vinci.
Published 1955
Good Show Sir Comments: “Waving UFOs to their arrival gates. That’s all I do.”
Published 1946
Herman Comments: My Swedish masseuse translates this as “The Shipwreck on Tschai”
Published 1970
Noel Comments: The Stalker of the Worlds says “Wait for the green man before crossing, kids”.
Published 1976
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It’s a Two-fer Tuesday: Russian Dick Blade … and friends!
Good Show Sir Comments: My Google Russian translator tells me the top line says “J. Lord” and РИЧАРД БЛЕЙД is “Richard Blade” and the last line on each is “Hero” and “Winner”. I am assuming they are some sort of omnibus volumes. Feel free to translate.
Thanks to Alex for sending this in.
Published 1994
Good Show Sir Comments: “Please come back to bed after you’re finished bug-zapping mosquitos!”
Thanks to Helmut for sending this in.
Published 1987
Good Show Sir Comments: Bonus Irish Witch two-fer on one cover. You get the Madonna … and the whore!
Published 1977
You remember this one. (Check out the bonus HD image.)
Badger Books are the bomb! Stinkbomb. We’ve gotten a number of Badger covers over the years, most of which have sat unused (mainly because Tag Wizard couldn’t meet the high bar we set for alt-text humour). So we figured if we piled enough Badger Books into one heap they would reach critical mass and burst into flames, solving our problem.
So let’s have a go at our first Badger Books Megapost. Today’s theme is
Damsels in Distress,
or, Badger those Babes!
or, BEHIND YOU! RUN!
Good Show Sir Comments:
1. “I come from the future to … rock your world!”
2. Whence did they come? Thence must we run! Hence.
3. “Get away from me, Nerd!”
4. This is where you’d expect to find Bow-tie Man!
Thanks to Marvin and Roger T. for sending these bad boys in.
Published 1961, 1965
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