Does that mean we'd call the period after it the Post-Post-Crisis?
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Does that mean we'd call the period after it the Post-Post-Crisis?
Nah, let's call it the New 42. So we can get sued by DC AND by whoever published The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy!
Not on a cover, but on the book spine. I mean, that's something too, right?
Then there ist still hope for Eddie for a place on the book spine. You never know.
I could see him there.
The spine is part of the cover. It's just not the front cover.
Really? I mean, if you say it it is most likely correct, but that just seems weird to me. Maybe it is only because I associate the word "cover" with "front"... Anyway, thanks for clearing that up.
Well, it's literally the thing that covers the pages inside, a single sheet of card (or cloth and heavier cardboard for a hardcover) that wraps around the front, spine, and back. Although in practice, people just say "front cover," "back cover," and "spine," so I can see how one could think of the spine and the cover as separate things.
All this time, I've been judging books by their spines and thinking I found a loophole.
Curses.
Cross Cult'S cover draft for Book 3 of the Prey trilogy:
https://www.facebook.com/startrekro...70679318230/10154483776328231/?type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/startrekro...70679318230/10154483776328231/?type=3&theater
Dammit, you beat me by a minuteCross Cult'S cover draft for Book 3 of the Prey trilogy:
https://www.facebook.com/startrekro...70679318230/10154483776328231/?type=3&theater
You're right. And I love it!
When you combine all three German Prey covers you get this:
It doesn't quite fit, especially with the Enterprise-E's saucer and Kahless (at least I think that's Kahless), but the star in the foreground of book one extends to book two and the background nebulae all somewhat fit.
It doesn't quite fit, especially with the Enterprise-E's saucer and Kahless (at least I think that's Kahless), but the star in the foreground of book one extends to book two and the background nebulae all somewhat fit.
