Magazine Cover Artwork

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[Roy1]

Here is Ben Baldwin's striking first of six covers for Interzone 238 January 2012.

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[J-WO]

Now this is my idea of an SF cover! What is it- Pharoahpunk? I love it because- like all the great covers- it's not only creative, it compels the viewer to get creative. So what's going on here, you ask yourself, and your imagination follows.

Great stuff.

 

[Roy1]

Here's Ben Baldwin's 2nd 2012 cover, The Tower, for Interzone 239 due out in about a week.


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[J-WO]

Cool. Can't believe its come back around again so soon.

 

[Roy1]

Yes its a treadmill Jim. as soon as one issue is done another one is due.

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[Starbeast]

I miss this particular sci-fi/fantasy Warren magazine series.​

One of my favorite covers of 1984.​

 

[Roy1]

Interzone 239 cover, The Tower from Ben Baldwin



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[Starbeast]

I could look at classic cover artwork all day.

 

[Starbeast]

The Incredible HULK was played by body builder champion, Lou Ferrigno.​

Since Marvel Comics became exceedingly popular beginning in the 1960's, then made sky-rocketing sales in the 1970's, television networks wanted to put Marvel superheros in live-action shows. Spiderman and Captain America were too expensive to create effects for (and were cancelled), so the HULK was chosen, and he became the second most successful superhero TV drama after Superman (1950's).​

 

[Roy1]

Ben Baldwin's The Hanged Man is the basis of Interzone 240's cover. This marks Interzone's 30th anniversary.

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[Starbeast]

Forrest J. Ackerman was a gargantuan fan of science fiction, fantasy and horror. In his later years he wanted to share his knowledge about movies along with his huge collection of rare photos to all the fans of creatures, robots and fantasy characters. So back in the 1960's, he created a magazine called FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND. Thanks Forry.

Here's a cover featuring one of my favorite science fiction monster movies.

 

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One of my favorite sci-fi/fantasy magazines from the past.​

STARLOG​

 

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One of Marvel Comics lesser known space heros from the 1970's, and still one of my favorites, Star Lord. Very cool galactic barbarian cover art.​

 

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Can the space hero and his robot companion save a woman strapped to a rocket?​

One of the most mysterious, pistol-packing, popular pulp heros, The Shadow.​

Planet of the Frogs​

Western adventures were very popular in the 1940's & 1950's.​

Poor polar bears got blown-up!​

 

[Starbeast]

This family of monsters always make me laugh, it's still a great show for me to watch repeatedly.​

 

[Starbeast]

Sonny & Cher​

John Lennon​

George Reeves​

Homer Simpson​

ELVIS​

 

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