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Good Show Sir Art Direction: The book is called The Moon People and …

O’Brien: Say no more boss. I’m reading your mind!

Published 1970

(Average: 5.42 out of 10)

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Elisabeth Comments: I was hoping this was an adult colouring book.

Published 1969

(Average: 6.26 out of 10)

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Norman Comments: It’s been said some people start looking like their pets. But …

Published 1969

(Average: 8.42 out of 10)

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Nathan Comments: Looks like something the psychiatrist doodles while pretending to listen to you.

Published 1975

(Average: 8.32 out of 10)

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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

(Average: 6.47 out of 10)

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Bibliomancer Comments: Philosophical question: Three people. Two bullets. Who does the Fool shoot?
Answer: He shoots the clown twice.

Published 1988

(Average: 7.74 out of 10)

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Malcolm Comments:

Beavis: Why are you laughing?
Butthead: Heh heh. He said “dookie”.

Published 1975

(Average: 6.84 out of 10)

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Lillie Awesome Comments: I’m not sticking around for the second sword stroke.
Published 1977

(Average: 6.79 out of 10)

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Tat Wood Comments: A gentle, lyrical book set on a world that’s like late 19th Century Cornwall. Obviously.

Published 1975

(Average: 7.84 out of 10)

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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

(Average: 7.21 out of 10)

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