Two Guns, Will Travel
Talk Good Show Sir! — bad science fiction and fantasy covers
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2paradoxosalpha
He's wondering how long until he can next pick his nose.
4NomadUK
When Kim Kinnison isn't out blowing up planets, he works his side gig in the local bar as a combination lounge piano and whipped cream dispenser.
5dukedom_enough
I actually knew someone whose parents had named him Kimball after Kimball Kinnison.
6Hammy_JLK
They must have used that color-changing Chromalusion auto paint on the armor suit.
I think my nose would start itching just thinking about having to climb into that contraption.
His head looks funny, too. Not seeing evidence of his neck makes it appear that they've amputated his body and just patched the head into a mobile robotic life support system (known as MRLSS to the Lensmen).
I think my nose would start itching just thinking about having to climb into that contraption.
His head looks funny, too. Not seeing evidence of his neck makes it appear that they've amputated his body and just patched the head into a mobile robotic life support system (known as MRLSS to the Lensmen).
7bam2001
The most badass handyman in the galaxy is here and ready to drill holes and drive screws.
>6 Hammy_JLK: Yeah,I had that "just a head" thought myself. Anatomically, he looks a bit out of proportion, which doesn't help.
>6 Hammy_JLK: Yeah,I had that "just a head" thought myself. Anatomically, he looks a bit out of proportion, which doesn't help.
8GSSex-noob
I've seen this cover before and couldn't figure out the color(s) of the suit either, nor why the mighty Kim had been reduced to just a head.
Not even mentioning that I don't recall his shoulders and arms being as long as they'd have to be to reach the triggers of the power drills/whipped cream dispensers.
And why do the craft look exactly like jet airliners when apparently we're in the vacuum of space and something very large is blowing up? More bad astro-engineering from Boeing?
Not even mentioning that I don't recall his shoulders and arms being as long as they'd have to be to reach the triggers of the power drills/whipped cream dispensers.
And why do the craft look exactly like jet airliners when apparently we're in the vacuum of space and something very large is blowing up? More bad astro-engineering from Boeing?

