Meg March Comments: She’s sad her boyfriend dumped her. But his remains made great houseplant compost.
Published 1975
Meg March Comments: She’s sad her boyfriend dumped her. But his remains made great houseplant compost.
Published 1975
Deborah Comments: Actually I think this is quite good, apart from the woman being none of the central characters – Heris is black, Lady Cecilia’s a redhead, Bubbles is blonde. But the COLORS are a little unsubtle!
Published 1995
Click here for the previous Winning Colours cover.
Many thanks to Deborah!
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Ian’s Art Direction: Did you see the cover that came back from the artist? It’s full of crotches! Crotches! I’ll be damned if I’m going to pay that idiot to fix it. See if you can get an intern in here to cover them up with oblong stickers or smudges or something. Make it look natural.
Published 1973
NGpm Comments: This is one busy cover. Why does the dragon-saurus have a blue and red aura? Is the horse fireproof? You know this dragon’s dynamite: “look at the bones, man!” Overall the art isn’t bad, but the typography and that blurb about the Newberry is just so awkward.
Published 1986
Sophy Comments: nice to think that in the distant future, dial telephones will make a comeback.
Published 1977
Good Show Sir Comments: Invading Earth by thought control? Get in line behind the Angry Espers, Psionic Menaces and Communipaths.
Published 1953
Ryan Comments: The elves insisted on wearing their best uniforms even for a simple game of catch.
Published 2004
Randall Frost Comments “Steve, I’m cool with indulging the whole scuba fetish thing, but I’m not wearing that dolphin head!”
Published 1982
We’ve got submitted Spock covers coming out our pointy ears so it’s a good time to toss them all together into a Mr. Spock Megapost! Credit where credit is due but there are some unknown artists and publishers in this mix.
Good Show Sir Comments:
1. Yes we are both threatened by the giant ants. Why do you persist in yelling Me Too?
2. I wish to be now known as Father Spock.
3. “Airing … grievances … lot of problems … you people … gonna hear it …”
4. Next time let’s not get our publicity shots posing in the Sears Portrait Studio.
5. Sorry. I don’t know what happened. I’ve never lost my Vulcan Death Grip before.
Good Show Sir Comments: Another chorus of “Under the Sea”!
Thanks to Ryan for sending this in!
Published 1969
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