Jan 15
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Tom Luczycki’s Art Direction: I need a guy astride a giant walking fish-thing accompanied by a metallic angel with nippless bazooms. Could you have the guy holding an impossibly small and ineffective bow? Forget about the arrows. The bow is more a symbol for the subtext of the underlying metaphor. And moths. The moths should round things out nicely.
Published 1983
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Tagged with: butterfly • devil's dumplings • dude • Frederik Pohl • Jack Williamson • Kevin Johnson • lizard • loincloth • Nelson Doubleday SFBC • statue • wings
Feb 23
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Good Show Sir Comments: Hey little buddy. Didn’t mean to scare you. It’s your old friend Fred. Hiding inside this silly bug skull!
Published 1984
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Tagged with: author on the cover • bug • DAW Books • Don Maitz • dude • embossing • Frederik Pohl • geometric oddities • recursive cover
Jun 12
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Noel Comments: Promise me one thing. No white rabbits this time, ok?
Published 1971
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Tagged with: Bruce Pennington • Corgi Books • damsel • dude • Frederik Pohl • frickin laser beams • Haircut 100 • shoulder pads • sunglasses
Jul 21
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Chris Comments: Thought this might be of interest…
Published 1984
You might remember this from here!
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Tagged with: C M Kornbluth • cleavage • font problems • Frederik Pohl • Penguin Science Fiction • Peter Goodfellow • WTF
Nov 15
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Good Show Sir Comments: Giving someone the middle finger… in style!
Published 1973
Many thanks to Darren!
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Tagged with: C M Kornbluth • David Pelham • fingerbeams • Frederik Pohl • Penguin Science Fiction • space ships • WTF
Jul 10
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Phil Comments: Good news, everyone! Fred Pohl claims to have invented the finglonger. (A man can dream. A man can dream.)
Published 1983
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Tagged with: author on the cover • dude • Ean Taylor • fingerbeams • Frederik Pohl • Granada Books • limb-beams • mighty moustache • once you see it • planets • space • space ships • time travel • WTF
Dec 07
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Phil Comments: Almonds for eyes – check. Visible inner organs – check. Bionic limbs – check.
Published 1978
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Tagged with: Frederik Pohl • living tissue over metal endoskeleton • Panther Books • Peter Gudynas • robots • strange creature • WTF
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