1. There’s something mighty familiar about the design of the Blu-ray cover for the animated My Dog Tulip, but we just can’t put our paw on it.

    There’s something mighty familiar about the design of the Blu-ray cover for the animated My Dog Tulip, but we just can’t put our paw on it.

  2. kelsfjord:

    other covers for the other covers for the other covers for the other covers for the other

  3. Caustic Cover Critic: Hanson on Amis →

    The “reliably amazing” (two can play at that game) Caustic Cover Critic has a round-up of our forthcoming Kingsely Amis covers by Eric Hanson, including two you probably haven’t seen yet.

  4. Katy Homans has been on a burnt orange + acid green kick recently.Advance copies of The Expendable Man by Dorothy B. Hughes and Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol, translated by Donald Rayfield; Confusion pin

    Katy Homans has been on a burnt orange + acid green kick recently.
    Advance copies of The Expendable Man by Dorothy B. Hughes and Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol, translated by Donald Rayfield; Confusion pin

  5. Another excellent Robert Sheckley pulp paperback cover. (Here’s one more.) Store of the Worlds, coming from us this spring. genelogic: Robert Sheckley, Shards of Space (1962), cover by Hoot von Zitzewitz. Don’t ask me if that is the artist’s real name.

    Another excellent Robert Sheckley pulp paperback cover. (Here’s one more.)
    Store of the Worlds, coming from us this spring.

    genelogic:

    Robert Sheckley, Shards of Space (1962), cover by Hoot von Zitzewitz. Don’t ask me if that is the artist’s real name.

  6. We can’t decide, Good ’80s book cover design or awful ’80s book cover design? (Either way, it’s kind of great.)

    We can’t decide, Good ’80s book cover design or awful ’80s book cover design?

    (Either way, it’s kind of great.)

  7. Aufsätze (Essays) and Geschwister Tanner (The Tanners) by Robert Walser. Cover and Interior art (in the essays) by Robert’s brother Karl. Both via Project Gutenberg.

    Project Gutenberg has several of Walser’s works available in German.

  8. French edition of JP Manchette’s Fatale, illustrated by comics artist Jacques Tardi. Surprisingly, the figure on the French cover is significantly more dressed than the one on ours. A first? A last? Tardi has also produced several graphic-novel adaptations of books by Manchette, published in the US by Fantagraphics.

    French edition of JP Manchette’s Fatale, illustrated by comics artist Jacques Tardi. Surprisingly, the figure on the French cover is significantly more dressed than the one on ours. A first? A last?

    Tardi has also produced several graphic-novel adaptations of books by Manchette, published in the US by Fantagraphics.