Raoul Comments: Does she have wings? Is she being suspended by strings? Or is it just general weightlessness?
Published 1974
Raoul Comments: Does she have wings? Is she being suspended by strings? Or is it just general weightlessness?
Published 1974
Good Show Sir Comments: Outta sight! Literally. Keep this out of sight.
Published 1967
Ump’s Art Direction: We’re through with goofy covers: this time we want something simple and classic. So we want a blond guy who’s wearing no pants to jump through the air with a sword trying to stick it in a space gorilla. Yeah – a blue space gorilla that has a giant space gorilla head growing out of its back. And we want a gal in a stripper outfit in the background and she’s turned like she’s pretending to look way because she’s embarrassed, but if you look at her eyes peeking back because she’s really into it. Like I said: simple and classic.
Published 1979
Lord Kelvin Comments: Spoiler alert: the “giant wolf-creature” turned out to be a Halloween mask on a stick.
Published 1972
Bibliomancer Comments: “No puppet. No puppet. You’re the puppet!”
Published 1970
Tag Wizard Comments: Skulls a-Poppin’, Jazz Hands, Eye-yi-yi, BEHIND YOU! … keep spinning that tag wheel Mr Morrow. Every one’s a winner!
Published 1972
Good Show Sir Comments: “Like my new Snake Love Seat? I bought it at Furniture Village. Do you think it’s too gaudy?”
Published 1978
Good Show Sir Comments: “Get your stinking paws off me, you damned dirty ape” said the gorilla.
Published 1966
Mirrie’s Art Direction: Sci-fi villians must be as campy as possible. Hmmm, maybe give him a chair made of antlers like Jareth from Labyrinth had, and have him wearing a gold suit. 70’s babe on the left of him, sinister chimp-surgeon to the right. And behind them all looms the Angel of Death, looking like if Peter Capaldi played Grandpa Rick.
Published 1975
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