Ryan Comments: Being the younger child always means a lot of hand-me-down clothes, including pants with only one leg, apparently.
Published 1985
Ryan Comments: Being the younger child always means a lot of hand-me-down clothes, including pants with only one leg, apparently.
Published 1985
Sharona Virus Comments: Well, that hero turned out to be an empty suit.
Published 2009
Marvin Comments: His Fitbit says he’s pipe-whacked 2,140 heads today. A new record!
Published 1957
Good Show Sir Comments: We haven’t had an L. Ron Humpday in a while.
Thanks to Fiona for sending this in!
Published 1975
Good Show Sir Comments: I guess this qualifies as a “Two-fer Tuesday”.
Thanks again to Alain for sending us those terrible J’ai Lu’s!
Published 1975
One of our fanboys sent a link to some “funny” science fiction book covers online. Funny as in this smells funny. A lot of these parody covers have a je n’est ce quoi familiarity about them. Check out a few:
It seems “E-online” is muscling into on our territory of terrible sci-fi covers. Not only that, they are nicking our proprietary memes such “jazz hands” AND “BEHIND YOU”, not to mention our Dick Blade obsession. So we paid a visit to our solicitor and he said “go away until you give me my back pay”. Later he said “it’s probably just a coincidence, great ideas can be thought up independently, didn’t Newton and Leibniz both invent the calculus?”. “Yes” we said “but Newton later became Lord of Mint and spent his later years hanging counterfeiters! We demand justice”. He said “anyone can take a picture of the same book cover, come back when you have more proof”.
Then we looked some more and found this cover:
And compared it to this:
After we accused Bibliomancer of passing off the same cover to Tag Wizard AND Joel McHale, he swore his innocence. So it is obvious that we have a strong case for INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY THEFT. After our solicitor finishes his rehab stint we intend to file a legal complaint. E-online will, no doubt, want to settle this in a hurry for a sizeable sum.
Tom Noir Comments: Incredibly some editor thought this art was so groovy that they used it twice. It also turns up as the cover of Starsongs and Unicorns by Eric Norden. The 70’s, amirite??
Published 1979
Martha M. Comments: “They call me ‘The Harp and The Blade'”!
“And they call me … uh, ‘The Other Blade'”!
Published 1985
Charles Comments: Searching for the Sun? BEHIND YOU!
Published 1983
You might remember this hairdo from here.
Janice Comments: Me ow! Look at the hairball I just warfed up!
Published 2003
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