Good Show Sir

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J Greely Comments: Nothing says “magical Victorian London” like Sherlock Holmes in checkered bell-bottoms entering a tiny steampunk sleigh, with a ghostly Gandalf watching over him.

Published 1988

(Average: 6.11 out of 10)

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Jered Comments: It’s seriously like the artist used pictures of existing pop culture icons to model their characters. Matthew Broderick for the hero, Hoggle from Labyrinth for the goblin dude, and possibly Joey Fatone for the dwarf.
Published 1994

(Average: 6.10 out of 10)

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Frank Comments: It’s a decent painting of a scene in the story, but there’s plenty uncovered boobs involved even if they’re small and not so obviously nipply. Have you got enough Space Sheep for this sort of situation?
Published 1978

That’s a lot of Space Sheep!

(Average: 6.10 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir comments: “Argggh! I put me armour on backwards!”

Published 1977

(Average: 6.10 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: German teat shields. Precision engineering.

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Published 1980

(Average: 6.10 out of 10)

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Lord Kelvin Comments: “Let me cut you out of your clothes. You’ll be more comfortable.”

Published 1970

(Average: 6.10 out of 10)

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Bibliomancer Comments: Thar she blows! Oh, sorry ma’am. Mistook you for the Leviathan!
Published 1975

(Average: 6.09 out of 10)

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Bibliomancer Comments: That appears to be a right hand attached to a left arm coming through the wall.

Published 1983

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(Average: 6.09 out of 10)

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Ian Comments: I wonder if the little one-eyed guy/gal finds it creepy that the woman has her hand draped over her/his shoulder…
Published 1994

Back Cover Here

(Average: 6.09 out of 10)

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Tom M Comments: An enthralling depiction of what goes on inside the author’s head. You WILL be amazed by the crazy things he can think up – such as a bald man! Or a woman!
Published 1977

(Average: 6.09 out of 10)

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