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Those aren't Pinnacle editions. Those are actual British W.H Allen Target covers of the mid-seventies. Pinnacle editions had a unique logo and commissioned artwork that didn't feature the actors' likenesses.
ReplyDeleteI must amend my previous comment. The cover artist for the Pinnacle edition of "The Android Invasion" did attempt a depiction of Tom Baker in profile.
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