Wendy Comments: I think the faux-chinese font really makes this special.
Published 1978
Wendy Comments: I think the faux-chinese font really makes this special.
Published 1978
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
Alice Comments: You have to be pretty slow and stupid to get captured by a tree.
Published 1973
Raoul Comments: Tony Destefano majored in right arm anatomy drawing at the Unknown Artist Institute.
Published 1973
It’s a Two-fer Tuesday Gnome Press Conan Special
Good Show Sir Comments: Before Frank Frazetta got a hold of him, 1950s Conan was a more happy-go-lucky, fun guy.
1. “Ha ha” [Nelson from The Simpsons voice]
2. “I’m the original Dick Blade!”
Published 1955, 1957
Thanks to Larry for the covers!
Martha M. Comments: “They call me ‘The Harp and The Blade'”!
“And they call me … uh, ‘The Other Blade'”!
Published 1985
Marvin Comments: Is this suitable for two-fer Tuesday?
Published 1951
You might remember this from here.
We have here a trio of Honourable Mentions since these are e-books and technically not being photographed sitting in our sweaty hands. But the “publisher” Phoenix Pick informs us that you can own an actual dead-tree book version of the same. The odds are vanishingly small that any book versions of these titles would ever be found in what few book stores still exist. So let’s have our fun with these e-book pix nicked from the Intertubes. I see some vestige of an artist signature on one of these. Go figure. But none of my usual sources gives any hint who they might be. So Unknown Artist Institute it is.
Good Show Sir Comments:
1. He-man and Cat-in-the-Hat take on flaming Gummi-Bear monster.
2. Stop wearing the chamois, son. I’ve got to dry the car.
3. Don’t think you’re setting a foot outside wearing that strapping outfit!
Published 2012
Wendy Comments: Always wear your sports bra when arm wrestling a Roid Warrior.
Published 2000
You might remember this from here.
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