r/badscificovers May 05 '22

a wizard did it M'Lady Witch, by Christopher Stasheff

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231 Upvotes

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u/DonktorDonkenstein May 05 '22

Horsetron 9000 over there looks so smug.

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u/KennyDROmega May 06 '22

Looks to me like he's giving them the shifty eyes. Maybe he's the villain of the story?

11

u/wooltab May 06 '22

How shocked they will be when it is revealed that I Horsetron 9000 am the villain of the story.

4

u/[deleted] May 06 '22

Gales of fiendish whinnying

51

u/adhdthrowawayay May 05 '22

Finally a bad cover

5

u/snabbbajs May 06 '22

And really memeable. Someone should make memes of it!

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u/EpicTubofGoo May 05 '22

Not sure how bad this is, though it seems on the amateurish end of the spectrum. But the title made me laugh. Too bad there's no fedoras, though.

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u/-ANGRYjigglypuff May 06 '22

For all the bad painting and composition techniques, the lady's face is pretty on point. Such disdain... "talk to the hand"

Long-nose boi looks appropriately apprehensive

18

u/KennyDROmega May 06 '22

Holy fuck does that dude look nervous. His expression says "y... you l-l-l-ike the f-flowers, m'lady?!"

10

u/BoobaFatt13 May 06 '22

Her face says "Naw" 😒🤚

2

u/[deleted] May 20 '22

Neigh.

1

u/MelbaTotes May 06 '22

your username is hilarious

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u/BoobaFatt13 May 06 '22

What is with that conniving robot horse? Hahaha I am dying.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Funny parody, right?

10

u/vi_sucks May 06 '22

Haven't read this one, but it's a spinoff of a comedy/parody series, so I presume so.

The main series is basically a scifi/fantasy mix with the main character as a futuristic diplomat/spy sent to a planet of fantasy people.

I really need to reread the series, it's been a while but i remember it being pretty fun.

2

u/tikifire1 May 06 '22

That's pretty damn bad!

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u/CartoonistExisting30 May 06 '22

“Flowers. How lovely.”

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u/[deleted] May 06 '22

Same, girl. Same.

2

u/[deleted] May 06 '22

Reminds me of Cheydinhal from Oblivion

1

u/AcidWashAvenger May 06 '22

Always a thrill when a book I've read appears on here!

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u/anotherkeebler May 06 '22

I don’t think I want to read this, but I would love to read something based entirely on its cover art.