Nov 26
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Tat Wood Comments: This is by way of adding to the conversation about recycling artwork. Ideally, it should be appended to the comments on ‘The Rod of Light’. No prizes for guessing what it originally covered, but given that Dick’s book has some pretty distinctive visual iconography (mentioned in the title) it’s a stupidly inappropriate choice.
Published 1975

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Tagged with: Bruce Pennington • desert • dude • Manor Books • ninjas • once you see it • Philip K. Dick • space ships
Nov 28
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Elijah Comments: When you think Omnipotent Star-Being that has ascended to the highest level of consciousness, what do you see? Spandex.
Published 1992

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Tagged with: Ace Books • cleavage • damsel • floating person • font problems • Jeanne Robinson • Michael Herring • space • Spider Robinson • Ting!
Jul 23
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Art Direction: I looked, and there before me was a pale Pegasus! It’s rider was named Martin, the local high school geography teacher.
Published 1994

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Tagged with: Avonova Books • castle • clouds • dude • flying horse • horses • Michael Scott Rohan • Rowena A. Morrill
May 31
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Good Show Sir Comments: In response to yesterday’s German Sex-Robot Extravaganza, we’ve just received this Italian submission. One can only imagine what the Japanese are publishing in this genre.
Published 1998
Thanks to Armando for sending this in.

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Tagged with: Alessandro Riva • Angelo Filippini • Carlo Lucarelli • chrome • cyborg • damsel • devil's dumplings • Elena Soprano • Enzo Fileno Carabba • ES (publisher) • Hajime Sorayama • Italian • Michele Monina • Nico Maccentelli • Nicoletta Vallorani • Paolo Bianchi • Roberto Di Caro • sexytime • space sheep • Stefano Sardo
Dec 21
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Good Show Sir Comments: I’m going to make a fur loincloth out of you… and you… and you… especially you…
Published 1979

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Tagged with: anthromorphism • ax-wielding • beard-wielding • Belmont Books • bladed weapons • dude • Eric Iverson • Harry Turtledove • helmet • muscles • sword • Unknown Artist Institute • werewolf
Apr 30
Well it’s reached that time again were here in the UK we are blessed with bank holidays! So for those like myself who will be relaxing with an extra long weekend, here are some honourable mentions.
These covers break our explicit and hard kept rules, which are enforced with an iron fist. These are part of a franchise (this time of adventure choice novels), but nonetheless each of them sports an excellent cover so I hope you enjoy them.
Also just to say thanks to everyone who has been sending me in covers! We’ll slowly get through them all so keep an eye out and I promise they will appear at some stage.
Have a great weekend for those benefiting from it!
To face the evil rabbit turn to page 8
To run away turn to page 57
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Tagged with: Armada books • ax-wielding • bladed weapons • Brian Salmon • castle • cloaks • daemons • David Jackson • evil • forest • Gary Chalk • Honourable Mentions • Jamie Thonson • Jason Hook • Joe Dever • Jones • Lone Wolf Books • Lone Wolf series • maces • Mark Smith • planets • robots • shields • shuriken of approval • space ships • Sphere Books • sword
Jun 15

Emster comments: Lord of the Rings – a Space Musical!
Tag Wizard comments: And that brings Emster Week to a close. A round of terrible applause!
Published 2008

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Tagged with: alien • anger management • Baen Books • fight club • font problems • John Ringo • Kurt Miller
Sep 19
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Good Show Sir Comments: Our winning (only) entry for Talk Like a Pirate Day! Thanks to Mitch for sending it in.
Published 1953

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Tagged with: alien landscape • baldy bad man • bug-eyed • cleavage • damsel • dude • Jack Vance • pirates • ray gun • shoulder pads • Toby Press • Unknown Artist Institute
Dec 09
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JuanPaul Comments: Suzy sees cyborgs by the seashore.
Thanks for visiting JuanPaul Week on Good Show Sir!
Published 1974

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Tagged with: anthropomorphism • antlers • beach • Dell/Laurel Books • Gervasio Gallardo • Robert Silverberg • row of robots
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