Dead Stuff With Big Teeth Comments: Huon the Horny Hunter … Hunted enormous Horns …
Published 1974
Dead Stuff With Big Teeth Comments: Huon the Horny Hunter … Hunted enormous Horns …
Published 1974
Our friend Chris Lindsay was prowling the charity shops of Edinburgh and happened upon a horde of Anthonies at the Shelter Bookshop. A little shopwindow of horrors, if you will. It is striking how “popular” Anthony covers are on Good Show Sir. So click on the images below for some hi-def terribleness and give a shout out to any titles that are particularly appalling. Think of this as a showroom for finding these covers in the wild and submit your pix of the ones we don’t already have. Cheers!
Thanks again to Chris for sending these in!
I’m sure he bought out the store so don’t go looking for them there.
Good Show Sir comments: I have seen the future and it looks like 1989.
You might remember this from here.
Published 1989
Barbara Ella Comments: You’ve come a long way baby. Sieg Heil!
Published 1978
You might remember this from here.
Fission Chips comments: Is this photosphopped or did Piers and two mates stick their heads through a plywood cutout at a county fair?
Published 1986
Good Show Sir comments: Should be a scratch-n-sniff cover.
Thanks to Ryan for sending this in!
Published 1996
Bibliomancer Comments:
♫ He’s Lonesome Cowboy Burt
Don’tcha get his feelings hurt
Come on in this place,
And I’ll buy you a taste,
You can sit on my face
Where’s my waitress? ♫
(with apologies to Frank Zappa)
Published 1980
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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