Science Fiction Cover Art

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Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky

 

[Justo Miranda]

ATOMIC ROCKETS FILES

 

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Dead Space Suit

So that's where the louvers of my Celica wound up.

 

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Dead Space USG Ishimura 石村

 

[Graham1973]

On the cover of a 1958 issue of 'Imagination' Magazine artist Malcom Smith decided to go one better than author H. G. Wells...

 

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Is that a Red Shirt I see...

 

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Event Horizon

 

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Polaris by Sheldon Perkins

 

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Polaris by Sheldon Perkins

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The cover is by Attila Heja according to the ISFDB

 

[Graham1973]

The cover by H. R. Van Dongen to the May 1956 issue of Astounding Science Fiction

 

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A classic pulp Sci-Fi image

 

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Ed Valigursky on the December 1955 cover of Amazing Stories

 

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An interesting inversion...

 

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Deus Ex : Mankind Divided
by Michaël Verhaaf

 

[Graham1973]

The cover art by Hervé Leblan for a French edition of Catherine L. Moore's 'Northwest Smith' stories which includes her other most famous character, Jirel of Jory... the two did meet in a story entitled 'Quest For the Starstone' written by Moore and her husband Henry Kuttner.

 

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Tim Hildebrant's take on classic pulp imagery for the April 1993 issue of 'Amazing Stories'

 

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Ed Emishwillers cover for Poul Anderson's 'The Makeshift Rocket'

 

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Earle Bergey depicting 'that which drives men on' on the cover of Thrilling Wonder Stories in 1951...

 

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F8 Lightning

 

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Star Citizen F8 Lightning Concept
by Gavin Rothery

 

[Graham1973]

Another classic pulp-SciFi scene

 

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Ric Binkley's cover to the first anthology collecting all of the C. L. Moore 'Northwest Smith' stories apart from 'Quest for the Starstone'. The title character can be considered a distant ancestor of Han Solo...

 

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Ed Valigursky cover for one of H. Beam Piper's future history stories.

 

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Ed Valigursky's cover for one of the 'Rim of Space' novels by Australian author A. Bertram Chandler.

 

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Variations by Ed Bergey on the theme of 'that which drives men on'....

 

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John Melo's rather cheeky cover to the Baen Books edition of Robert A. Heinlein's 'The Man Who Sold The Moon'.

 

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Ed Emishwiller showing the other side of 'that which drives men on'... (Look at the flames.)

 

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From my collection, the cover by Brian Salmon to 'The Keeper of the Isis Light' (1980) (Volume One in the 'Isis Light' Trilogy.) by Monica Hughes an author of Young Adult science fiction who had faded into obsurity by the 2000s

 

[Sineva]

Another classic pulp-SciFi scene

Now that is a truly awesome,so bad its good,cover.
First I like the honest title,Spicy Adventure,not space or science fiction adventure.
I really like the weird ww1/sf/sword&sorcery style cover,especially the guy with the miniature war bonnet and googles about to yeet a bomb ww1 style out the open window......er...I mean bomb delivery aperture.Meanwhile his gas mask wearing comrade is letting rip with his ray gun
I wonder which one,if either of them,is the great god harris?

 

[Charlesferdinand]

The version without the lettering

 

[Graham1973]

Some more classic pulp covers

 

[Justo Miranda]

Now that is a truly awesome,so bad its good,cover.
First I like the honest title,Spicy Adventure,not space or science fiction adventure.
I really like the weird ww1/sf/sword&sorcery style cover,especially the guy with the miniature war bonnet and googles about to yeet a bomb ww1 style out the open window......er...I mean bomb delivery aperture.Meanwhile his gas mask wearing comrade is letting rip with his ray gun
I wonder which one,if either of them,is the great god harris?

The guy who throws the bomb has a crown of Aztec feathers, possibly the story is about some advanced civilization of Atlantean origin.

If you like bad covers, check them out.

 

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