Good Show Sir

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Good Show Sir Comments: It’s an astonishingly different science-fiction novel … tell that to the old lady who just moved to another seat on the bus.
Published 1968

(Average: 6.50 out of 10)

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Scott B Comments: Synchronized swimming… IN SPACE!
Published 1972

(Average: 5.73 out of 10)

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Dead Stuff With Big Teeth’s Art Direction: We haven’t any more time to spend on your ‘drawing the main character’ rubbish, there are 117 layers of rainbow-coloured lacquer to slap on the cover before we put it to bed!
Published 2011

(Average: 7.14 out of 10)

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Scott B Comments: “Every move was checkmate” Sounds like an extremely short game to me.
Published 1970

(Average: 5.59 out of 10)

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Joachim Comments: Everyone needs more covers with elf boys!
Published 1970

(Average: 7.73 out of 10)

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Tom Herring Comments: In space, no one can hear you scream. And why are you screaming? Because in space, you CAN hear THESE fingernails on a chalkboard!
Published 1981

(Average: 7.36 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir’s Art Direction: So I was drunk in this art gallery and this old wise man turns to me and says, “You know… the frame is probably worth more than the picture!” I was just like, “DUDE, you’ve just blown my mind.” Frames are expensive… we’ll make a fake one… I have an epic border to include. It’ll really round things off… I swear!
Published 1993

(Average: 5.86 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: Three pizza slices make a bikini. Who knew.

Published 1979

(Average: 4.81 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: It’s got a a bitchin’ wraparound cover!

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Published 1979

(Average: 4.14 out of 10)

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Ryan comments: The cover of “Fool’s Run” was so shiny that I took it into the bathroom and tried to photograph it in the dark. No luck, it was either almost unviewable because it was too shiny, or else it was eclipsed by the darkness; there was no middle ground.

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Published 1988

(Average: 5.10 out of 10)

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