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May 20

It's either snow on my shoe or icing... either way it was mighty tasty!Click for full image

Art Direction: Look this is the 70′s! Who doesn’t have a LSD induced swirling vision of a womans face while walking around topless and carrying their longbow? I had one last night. Just draw, or you don’t get any happy juice!
Published 1973

Actually, that cover IS a classical work of artI would touch it without protective glovesI have seen worse. Far, far worseInteresting, but I would still read it in publicMiddling: Neither awful nor awfully goodWould not like to be seen reading that!Awful... just awful...That belongs in a gold-lamé picture frame!Gah... my eyes are burning! Feels so good!Good Show, Sir.... Good Show! (Average: 6.20 out of 10)
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10 Responses to “Mayenne”

  1. SI Says:

    On second glance it really isn’t that bad… but would it survive the read on a bus test? I’m not sure.

    A Dum arsed space novel eh…. I’ll get my coat.

  2. THX 1138 Says:

    I dunno, these buddy cop movies are getting out of hand. Longbow Clint and the Giant Face just isn’t going to work. Although if they bring out the sexual tension, well, maybe.

  3. Theo Says:

    Yeah, it’s pretty easy to misread “Dumarest” on the cover there as “Dumbest,” which seems more accurate, somehow…

  4. Tom Noir Says:

    It’s not sci-fi! It’s a SPACE NOVEL. Completely different.

  5. Green Says:

    A Rio carnival dancer meets a 70′s action-hero type with *tight* pants in outer space. I’d totally read that on the bus!

  6. fred Says:

    She’s got Bette Davis eyes and Peter Max hair.

  7. Zycrow Says:

    She’s about to give him Dinn’s Fire and then laugh disconcertingly.

  8. Phil Says:

    The return of I Love Lucy. In space. With bows and arrows.

  9. Amy Says:

    In my experience, DAW hired the -best- artists.

  10. Dalton H. Says:

    After being teased as “pizza face” in high school, and after she discovered she was a goddess and the wonders of face paint, Athena now must survive the male dominated business world of New York and work her way up from secretary to editor of Fashion Magazine. That’s the pitch.

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