What's Case of the Colonist's Corpse? That sounds like an interesting book...
EDIT: I see now, I think I should get it...
EDIT: I see now, I think I should get it...
Which Trek Publication Had The Best Cover Art?
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As a huge Rex Stout fan and I've read some other older mysteries I loved that cover too.
And even though Rosetta breaks one of my rules for a good cover, I much prefer paintings of our heroes over photographs, it's one of my favorites.
Star Trek New Frontier: After The Fall
Nardpuncher
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Since the OP said all Trek publictions, I adored the FASA game book art style from the 80s.
Here's an example:
http://www.waynesbooks.com/images/graphics/doomsdaylikeanyother1.jpg
Here's an example:
http://www.waynesbooks.com/images/graphics/doomsdaylikeanyother1.jpg
'nuff said.
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'nuff said.
Indeed. Loved these covers.
I also second the vote for the Myriad Universes-covers. And I enjoyed NF's "Restoration"-cover as well.
'nuff said.
I third this. I'd love to have this cover as a huge poster on my wall. Anyone know if it is available???
I also really dig the cover for Diplomatic Implausibility.
Perhaps you could find a huge jpeg of it and print it? Just a suggestion, not being sarcastic or anything..
I looked on the 'net and the biggest size I could find is 579by306, the one currently found in the forums...
The talented John Picacio executed the Crucible artwork. I met John at Comic-Con one year, where he explained the multilayered process he employed to create the art, which involved in part photo manipulation on a computer. As a result, the work did not actually exist as a physically rendered piece anywhere.
At that convention, the redoubtable Marco Palmieri, in the service of promoting the Crucible trilogy, had a large copy of John's artwork printed in full color and mounted on posterboard. At the conclusion of the con, he graciously made a gift of it to me, and John Picacio autographed it.
Not long after I returned home, I received a tube in the mail. Opening it, I was surprised to find an original copy of John's Crucible artwork, which he had made specifically for me, and which he signed. It is amazing.
All of which is to say, doing what you love often provides unexpected rewards.
DC Comics, when Jerome K. Moore did the covers.
Memory Alpha Article:
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Jerome_K._Moore
Memory Alpha Article:
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Jerome_K._Moore
VGD #3, TTN #4, KE:ABH, NF #5 and #6, VGD #1 and #4
recent NF covers suck majorly. Since Gods Above
recent NF covers suck majorly. Since Gods Above
Definitely!
Was always a bit disappointed that the interior art never quite lived up to the covers, all due respect to the interior artists.
I'm surprised no one's mentioned:The Sky's The Limit." A beautiful cover that I would love to get framed to hang but sadly, I'm not sure if I can.
David,
Can you post a pic of how the Crucible cover looks hanging on your wall?
David,
Can you post a pic of how the Crucible cover looks hanging on your wall?
Nardpuncher
Rear Admiral
x2!
You're right...I would've loved to have seen his crisp, realistic style inside the comic book just one time!
There are MANY but.. I would love to have the cover of Kobayashi Maru (the ENT novel) to hang on my wall.
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