It’s a Two-fer Tuesday: Raven 3: Comin’ and Goin’
Good Show Sir Comments:
1. The Disney Frozen princess is all grown up!
2. Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride
Published 1978
It’s a Two-fer Tuesday: Raven 3: Comin’ and Goin’
Good Show Sir Comments:
1. The Disney Frozen princess is all grown up!
2. Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride
Published 1978
It’s a Two-fer Tuesday: Ravin’ Raven Rave
Good Show Sir Comments: Quoth the Raven: “Who’s a whore?”
1. When it came to naming time, it was gonna be either “Raven” or “Great Tit”
2. Better not get any blood on this outfit. It’s a bitch to dry clean.
Thanks to Arthur Dent for the first.
Published 1978, 1987
Verylatetotheparty Comments: I bought several “Mayflower Moorcocks” at my Oxfam shop a few years back and some of the covers have already been on GSS, but I don’t think you have this one yet and I really think it belongs here. The colours sort of look faded but I think it was that bad originally. Apart from that I will let it speak for itself.
Published 1973
Check out the wraparound glory!
Crashing Vor Comments: Jim Baen Presents: Bette Midler?
Published 1982
Tag Wizard Comments: Nicola Alter writes the Thoughts on Fantasy blog and last year she set out to create an over-the-top fantasy book cover including all the standard fantasy clichés. As she wrote:
“I’ve encountered a few covers that take it a bit far, but I thought it’d be amusing to go even further, and have a bit of fun with the tropes of my favourite genre… so here is my recipe for a no-holds-barred, all-boxes-ticked, epic high fantasy book cover (accompanied by examples from the most clichéd design I can muster).”
Well, we here at Good Show Sir! consider ourselves the experts on bad covers. So we’ll be the judge of that!
So check out her post where she walks you through the steps:
And be sure to visit the rest of her site and welcome her to join us here at Good Show Sir: the home of ethnic and erudite book cover curation.
Published 2017
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