Jack Boot

February 15, 2014

It’s like an unholy concatenation of bad design choices.

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Kris

10 years ago

Why blur some and not the others? WHY BLUR ANY OF THEM??? We kinda know who they are…

James F. Brown

10 years ago

Reply to Kris

Well, that’s what happens when you use ultra low-res JPEGs.

Or maybe the author’s afraid of getting sued by these well-known, DEAD, tyrants.

Or, just maybe, this is someone’s idea of “artistic expression and creativity.” 🙁

Sirona

10 years ago

OMG, is that an old rubber 4-buckle boot in the background? Bwahaha! That’s very threatening and dastardly.

Why do I feel like I’ll be singing Springtime for Hitler all night?

Paul Briggs

10 years ago

Reply to Sirona

“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot splashing rainwater on a human face — forever.”

red

10 years ago

Showing me this cover would convince me to “sign zee papers” (if both of my hands weren’t broken — apologies to Cheech and Chong).

Hannah Theresa Weyland

10 years ago

I couldn’t stop laughing at this and BTW it’s jackboot ,all one word.

Take Cover

10 years ago

Jack Galosh.

Robbie

10 years ago

It’s such a jolly-looking cover! All those bright colours and the busy pattern. In a thumbnail it looks like a fun story for the kiddies.

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