New Covers For Old 2021, Day XIX

Lousiness is in the eye of the beholder. Let us know what your eye sees in the second round of voting for the first annual Lousies awards!

In today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021, we discover that upgrading your cover to “mediocre” can we quite an improvement if your original cover was just so danged bad.

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Original Cover

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Original Cover

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Original Cover

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Original Cover

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Original Cover

Updated Cover

Original Cover

Updated Cover

Original Cover

Updated Cover

Original Cover

Updated Cover

Original Cover

Updated Cover

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Syd
Syd
3 years ago

dude making Planet Killers was like, “hmm how can I make this worse…?”

Ron Miller
Ron Miller
3 years ago

Unto Us—well, one way to improve a cover, I guess, is to make it a non-cover.
Alien Abduction—speaking of mislabeling…apparently this book’s main character is a woman. But no matter…the cover already rates a thumbs down for unreadability
Straw Girl—the cover image just might, maybe, possibly have been made to work…but was shot down by the layout and type.
Man in the Tree—oh, this comes so very close! A nice painting, if perhaps rendered a little murky, but like another book in this series, the title is much too difficult to read. And I wish that Miss Hewitt was casting a shadow.
Admiral’s Daughter—nope
Talon’s Heart—nope
Golden Healer—another disembodied head cover.
Crashing Life—yet another misfire that might have had some possibilities
Planet Killers—nope
Four Children—nope