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Duke’s Comments I don’t know what’s going on here. Robby the Robot’s sex slave?

Published 1967

(Average: 5.07 out of 10)

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Micheal Comments: Is it me or does Barnabas look like he’s texting?
Published 1969

Edit – Violates our iron clad written in blood rules, this is a franchise!
Sorry!

(Average: 5.06 out of 10)

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Dr Bob Comments I predict a riot, I predict a riot.

Published 1986

(Average: 5.06 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir Comments: Is Tit Ting a Thing?

Published 1980

(Average: 5.05 out of 10)

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Ryan Comments: No false advertisement here.

Published 1979

(Average: 5.04 out of 10)

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Alessandra’s Art Direction: I want a couple of giant kids, way too big for the architecture they’re in. I want the architecture to be real crazy, too, to make no sense in terms of scale or perspective or anything. Make the kids skinny, but make their heads real big and make sure the girl has lots of eye makeup and styling mousse. Dress ’em in brightly-colored vaguely medievalish clothes like you see on Robin Hood on TV, or at Medieval Times or something.
Published 1995

(Average: 5.02 out of 10)

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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.

(Average: 5.01 out of 10)

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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

(Average: 5.00 out of 10)

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Malcolm Comments: Lookin’ cool with her fairy devil-pig and her giant Master Lock.

Published 1969

(Average: 5.00 out of 10)

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Good Show Sir comments: Something special for our Good Show Sir After Dark subscribers.

Thanks to Ryan for sending this in!

Published 1981

(Average: 5.00 out of 10)

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