Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Pop Art: Dune Cover Edition










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  1. Pierre5:46 PM

    Very interesting idea to compare book covers. I remember trying to compare all the various editions of "The Hobbit" and "Lord of the Rings" and being fascinated by the choices made by the various publishers, designers and artists.

    I'd love to see more posts like this!
    Pierre

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    1. John Kenneth Muir7:29 PM

      Hi Pierre,

      Thanks for the input. I will definitely include more of these cover comparisons. Glad you like it!

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  2. jason7:17 PM

    The third one down is my copy! I've had it since high school in the mid-80s. I think it's about time for a re-read, too.

    I agree with Pierre - I've always been interested in cover illustration, and considering that the '70s and '80s timeframe you so often address on this blog had a lot of extremely vivid cover art, it seems like an appropriate thing to expand into.

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    1. John Kenneth Muir7:31 PM

      Jason:

      The third one down is my copy as well! I've had it since high school as well.

      I appreciate both you and Pierre letting me know when you like certain kinds of post, and I am very happy to continue in this direction.

      All my best,
      John

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  3. Marc-Antoine Dion9:17 AM

    Who published the fifth one ? Thanks

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