Good Show Sir

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Max Bathroom Comments: Clearly the inheritor of his father’s temper.

Published 1974

(Average: 8.26 out of 10)

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Second Cover

Good Show Sir comments: We rescued him from the shelter because of those puppy-dog eyes. Then the killing started.

[Note the front cover has eyeholes that reveal the eyes of the second cover. Confused? See here.]

Thanks to JuanPaul for sending this in.

Published 1987

(Average: 7.43 out of 10)

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Norman Comments: It’s been said some people start looking like their pets. But …

Published 1969

(Average: 8.42 out of 10)

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Bellatrix Comments: Hey Tag Wizard! Do you have a tag for a belly-dancing tornado?

I have “dancing up a storm”!  – T.W.

Published 1954

(Average: 5.13 out of 10)

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Dexter Comments: The cover of Image of the Beast blown by artist John Coulthart.
Published 2001

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(Average: 6.23 out of 10)

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Mavis Comments: Ride ’em, Batgirl!

Published 1972

(Average: 5.20 out of 10)

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L’Angelo Mysterioso Comments: Sung to the tune of Nights in White Satin:

Nights with the Sasquatch
Never reading the end
Novels are written
About Big Foot’s girlfriend

Good Show Sir covers
Make my eyes so sore
Just what bad art is
I can’t say any more

Please don’t judge me
Yes don’t judge me
Oh don’t judge me
Noooooooo!

Published 1977

(Average: 8.46 out of 10)

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Bibliomancer Comments:  Baen Got Back.     ♬I like big books and I can not lie ♬

Published 2017

(Average: 7.26 out of 10)

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Raoul Comments: It’s like an Escher print with Dick Blade and the monkey both in front of each other.
Published 1979

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(Average: 8.33 out of 10)

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JaunPaul’s Art Direction: So what we’re looking for is a portrait of the protagonist that makes the reader want to punch the book in the face. Can you handle that?
Published 1995

(Average: 7.58 out of 10)

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