Magazine Cover Artwork

[J-WO]

Here is the last of this year's Interzone covers and the last piece of Warwick Fraser-Coombe's jigsaw. So was J-WO correct?

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Almost. But, at the same time, not at-bloody-all!

 

[Roy1]

J-WO interviews Warwick Fraser-Coombe about this years' Interzone covers which have now built up into a huge poster.
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[Starbeast]

One of my favorite magazines from the past (first issue on upper left).

 

[J-WO]

Decker looks like he's thinking about what to have for lunch.

(My guess is noodles)

 

[Roy1]

Here is David Gentry's 'cover' for the Black Static Advent Calendar, not strictly a magazine cover though it will appear on the cover of Black Static 20 next week. The link goes to a PDF so you get cover and contents in one download.

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[Roy1]

I think the artist deserves a name Mr Starbeast. Anyway here is Interzone 232's cover. Artwork, entitled '55 Bel Air', is by Richard Wagner. Due out by next week if the postman does his stuff.

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[J-WO]

'Noam Chomsky and the Time Box'? It can only be an Interzone story!

I've only just sent off my subscription renewal so I hope I don't miss this issue...

(And those Conan covers... Conan has long hair but he always has a basin cut at the front. Very early seventies. Who cuts it for him?)

 

[Starbeast]

I think the artist deserves a name Mr Starbeast.

Oh, I thought people could see it on the magazine. Here's another great cover by Al Norem.

 

[Starbeast]

Here's another great cover by Boris Vallejo.

 

[J Riff]

How's the weather? Schoenherr 1962

 

[J Riff]

Have an ice day. Van Dongen 1951

 

[J-WO]

Wonderful images.

 

[Roy1]

Yes the old pulp covers are always worth a look. The Analog cover is post pulp if I can use that expression.

This link will take you to a raft of pulp cover art but give it time to load all the thumbnails if you move on to this page or the ASF page.

How do you upload such large images?

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[J Riff]

Roy, you use the 'insert image' function and just paste in the address to hyperlink it.
I hated losing my old pulps but then the net came along and all these old covers started showing up...and really, the covers are the collectible part. The stories can often be found reprinted, or in digital form, but the covers are awesome to behold. Imagine the cost of that page full of Amazings.

 

[J-WO]

Spicy Adventure- a lost genre.