Scifi Covers

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Four more Urania covers by Karel Thole. 1960s/70s. Ah, Thole—he could make bizarrely grotesque monst

‪Cover art to Clifford Simak’s So Bright the Vision (1968), by Gray Morrow. Speculative fiction, say

DAW, the publisher ith the greatest covers ever made. This one is by David Maddingly. 

Barclay Shaw

Sci-fi illustrator, Richard Powers (1921-1996). The man who brought surrealism to sci-fi covers.

‪Preliminary 1960s sci-fi covers by Ed Emshwiller.‬

Harold W. McCauley (1913-1977), “Amazing Stories”, Vol. 21, #1, 1947Source

Alex Schomburg (1905-1998), “Fantastic Story Magazine”, Vol. 4, #2, 1953Source

Mike Gilbert (1947-2000), “Worlds of IF”, Vol. 20, #3, 1970SourceNot happy with my rushe

Hannes Bok (1914-1964), ‘The Alien Vibration’, “Future”, Vol. 2, #3, 1942Sou

Ed Emshwiller (1925-1990), “Galaxy” Vol. 11, #6, 1956Source

Ed Emshwiller (1925-1990), “Space Stories”, Vol. 1, #3, 1953Source

John Pederson, Jr., ‘Trick or Treat’, “Worlds of If”, Nov. 1959Source

Ed Emshwiller (1925-1990)1.  “Galaxy”, #3, Dec. 19542.  “Galaxy”, #2, Dec. 1

Progress vs tradition, science vs survival… Which shall prevail? Come what may, beware the Da

Margaret Brundage (1900-1976), “Marvel Tales”, Vol. 1, #6, Dec. 1939Source

Allen Anderson (1908-1995), “Planet Stories”, Vol. 4, #11, 1951Source

Virgil Finlay (1914-1971), ‘Help For Mankind’, “Galaxy”, Vol. 13, #2

Finally, I can share these two book covers with all of you! And I can finally “come out&r

Frank Kelly Freas, Destination Saturn (1968).

The paperback covers of George Barr. All of them are from the smaller publisher, DAW, who I&

Ken Barr

Robert Schulz, Sands of Mars (1953)

Progress vs tradition, science vs survival… Which shall prevail? Come what may, beware th

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