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Lauren Comments: This cover does in fact show a scene from the book, but I think maybe there could have been a better choice. I look at this cover, and all I can say is: What?? If you haven’t actually read the book, it makes no sense at all.
Published 1988

Awesome hat!
Many thanks to Lauren.

(Average: 6.18 out of 10)

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Charles Comments: I hate those claw machines. You never win anything.

Published 1974

(Average: 6.18 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: Greetings on the American holiday. By the way, how is that whole “Independence” thing working out lately?

Published 1970

(Average: 6.18 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: Marilyn Monroe on a cactus. Check.

Published 1966

(Average: 6.18 out of 10)

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Raoul comments: Bronze Axe Body Spray. Deodorant and fake tan all-in-one!

You might remember this from here.

Published 1973

(Average: 6.18 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: Perhaps I should space sheep the bug.
Published 1978

(Average: 6.17 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: It’s a Two-Fer Tuesday – Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow Edition!

#1 No Shoes, No Shirt … No Problem!

#2 Your boyfriend needs to wash his hands first.

Published 1956 and 1970

(Average: 6.17 out of 10)

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Tag Wizard Comments: This is the funniest cover I have left in the slush pile. So if you folks don’t start sending in some more terrible covers soon it’s all downhill from here.

Thanks to Anonymous for the cover. It figures.

Published 1953

(Average: 6.17 out of 10)

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Ryan Comments All I know is that this cover does not just draw the Eyes of Heisenberg, but every young red-blooded American boy’s eyes.

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Published 1979

(Average: 6.17 out of 10)

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Wendy Comments: Who knew that H.G. Wells was the inspiration for “The Trouble With Tribbles”.

Published 1969

(Average: 6.17 out of 10)

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