Twin

April 9, 2014

I was kind of hoping it was one-of-a-kind.

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Take Cover

10 years ago

I count triplets. Or is Syria just a sibling?

Sirona

10 years ago

Cover looks more like an opportunity to promote war than represent a story. Blech. Dude, cover art, not cover scrapbook page.

john e. . .

10 years ago

I hope it is unintentional – or the sign of a very clever parody – but the dripping blood font really reminds me of the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Perhaps Frank-N-Furter has created a brother for Rocky Horror, the Creature.

. . . With a jump to the left . . .

James F. Brown

10 years ago

Reply to john e. . .

Actually, IMHO, a jump to the Extreme Right!

(Yes, happiness *IS* a warm gun…)

LydiaFC

10 years ago

Reply to James F. Brown

Lol!! That’s funny.

Jen

10 years ago

Any sense of majesty the American eagle had just got shit on with this book cover.

Nancy

10 years ago

He should change the first name to David – he’d probably make more money that way. 😉

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