Good Show Sir Comments: This is called the snatch and the jerk. In weightlifting terms.
Published 1980
Good Show Sir Comments: This is called the snatch and the jerk. In weightlifting terms.
Published 1980
Ryan Comments: Not the illustration I imagined when I first heard the title.
Published 1989
Good Show Sir’s Art Direction: See this grin? Exactly this grin!
Published 2011
Ryan comments: The cover of “Fool’s Run” was so shiny that I took it into the bathroom and tried to photograph it in the dark. No luck, it was either almost unviewable because it was too shiny, or else it was eclipsed by the darkness; there was no middle ground.
You might remember this from here.
Published 1988
Alice Comments: This worthless flashlight only illuminates ME!
Published 1966
You might remember this from here.
Raoul Comments: This cover is a hot mess. I see one face, one foot, one arm, and one hand. And I’m not sure how they are connected.
Published 1977
Good Show Sir comments: “Were gonna fly this ship to the center of the Earth!”
Thanks to Ryan for sending this in!
Published 1969
Thanks to Nix who says:
_Patterns of Chaos_ is a slightly famous book with a lot of amazing setpiece scenes which could have been used for the cover, starting with the destruction of entire planets, meticulously described, and ending with a transgalactic trip to a memorably unpleasant destination. If any book counts as overblown space opera, this one does.
So what did they use for the cover? A scowling cowled bloke, a weird plant, a badly-designed castle and a random number generator.
Jaouad’s Art Direction: Vampires? Look, I don’t care what it’s about, just give me a lingerie model, I want boobs. Oh, and a sword.
Published 2007
Lauren Comments: The colors on this are just so awful. And spike heels? But at least she’s not in a fur bikini. Although he appears to be having some wardrobe malfunction with his shirt.
At least he doesn’t have a mullet!
Thanks to Lauren!
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