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Tat Wood Comments: The blurb calls the Sheirl-maiden’s body ‘virginal’. This looks more ‘impregnable’, like a Barbie. (If they’d made a Pru Standfast Barbie as part of a misguided C.A.T.S. Eyes merchandising bonanza, possibly as a crossover with ‘Gladiators’).

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(Average: 8.57 out of 10)

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Nigel Comments: “Who’s the ugly caterpillar now!”

Published 1991

(Average: 8.13 out of 10)

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

Published 1974

(Average: 8.82 out of 10)

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Max Bathroom Comments: NEL got the rights to “Satan’s Houseplants”. Do we have another horticultural genre novel we can use the cover we commissioned for it on?

Published 1974

(Average: 8.50 out of 10)

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Ryan Comments: When the invitation says, “Fancy Blouse”, the invitation MEANS “Fancy Blouse!”

Published 1981

(Average: 7.33 out of 10)

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Ryan comments: Well, I meant to send this one for the hatred of flying black balls comment.

Published 1965

(Average: 6.00 out of 10)

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Bellatrix Comments: Makes you want to yell out loud: BEHIND YOU!

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Published 1975

(Average: 6.60 out of 10)

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Herman Comments: My Swedish masseuse translates this as “The Shipwreck on Tschai”

Published 1970

(Average: 8.74 out of 10)

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Tat Wood Comments: Fifty years on, the title’s still hilarious. But note how Jeff Jones has emphasised the turtle’s head and the hero’s arms while leaving it ambiguous what exactly is going on or how many limbs each party is supposed to have.

Published 1969

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(Average: 6.50 out of 10)

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It’s a Two-fer Tuesday: Jack Vance J’ai Lu Jamboree

Good Show Sir Comments: I think the theme of both these covers is the French view of American football. In the future!

Thanks to Alain for sending these in!

Published 1983

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(Average: 8.38 out of 10)

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