The good twin of r/badscificovers. Celebrating the art of Sci-Fi paperbacks and pulp! Post your favorite Science-Fiction and Fantasy artists and covers here!

#A) Rules for Submissions: 
1. Title of submission link should include the name of the book and the author. If you know the cover artist, include in brackets ([ISFDB is a useful resource!](http://isfdb.org/)). Ex: *Dune, by Frank Herbert [John Schoenherr]*
2. Leave a comment on your post telling us what you like about the cover.
3. Images can be uploaded to reddit directly. If they are links, they must be to an allowed host such as imgur. A list of allowed hosts is below.

#B) Rules for Everyone:
1. Please be courteous and respectful towards your fellow redditors.
2. Upvote covers that you feel approach that special level of greatness. 
3. Please save your downvotes for covers and links that you don't think belong here.
4. PEOPLE HAVE DIFFERENT OPINIONS ABOUT THINGS! If someone disagrees with you, don't get all bent out of shape. 
5. Discuss, debate, and critique the covers. Constructive criticism is welcome.

Think a cover doesn't belong here? Head over to r/BadSciFiCovers.

Allowed image hosts:
500px, abload.de, anony.ws, deviantart, fav.me, fbcdn, flickr, imageshack, imgclean, imgur, instagram, minus, myimghost, photobucket, picsarus, postimg, puu.sh, reddit, sli.mg, tinypic.com, tumblr, twitpic


<div class="md"><p>The good twin of <a href="/r/badscificovers">r/badscificovers</a>. Celebrating the art of Sci-Fi paperbacks and pulp! Post your favorite Science-Fiction and Fantasy artists and covers here!</p>

<h1>A) Rules for Submissions:</h1>

<ol>
<li>Title of submission link should include the name of the book and the author. If you know the cover artist, include in brackets (<a href="http://isfdb.org/">ISFDB is a useful resource!</a>). Ex: <em>Dune, by Frank Herbert [John Schoenherr]</em></li>
<li>Leave a comment on your post telling us what you like about the cover.</li>
<li>Images can be uploaded to reddit directly. If they are links, they must be to an allowed host such as imgur. A list of allowed hosts is below.</li>
</ol>

<h1>B) Rules for Everyone:</h1>

<ol>
<li>Please be courteous and respectful towards your fellow redditors.</li>
<li>Upvote covers that you feel approach that special level of greatness. </li>
<li>Please save your downvotes for covers and links that you don&#39;t think belong here.</li>
<li>PEOPLE HAVE DIFFERENT OPINIONS ABOUT THINGS! If someone disagrees with you, don&#39;t get all bent out of shape. </li>
<li>Discuss, debate, and critique the covers. Constructive criticism is welcome.</li>
</ol>

<p>Think a cover doesn&#39;t belong here? Head over to <a href="/r/BadSciFiCovers">r/BadSciFiCovers</a>.</p>

<p>Allowed image hosts:
500px, abload.de, anony.ws, deviantart, fav.me, fbcdn, flickr, imageshack, imgclean, imgur, instagram, minus, myimghost, photobucket, picsarus, postimg, puu.sh, reddit, sli.mg, tinypic.com, tumblr, twitpic</p>
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The good twin of r/badscificovers. Celebrating the art of Sci-Fi paperbacks and pulp! Post your favorite Science-Fiction and Fantasy artists and covers here.

<div class="md"><p>The good twin of <a href="/r/badscificovers">r/badscificovers</a>. Celebrating the art of Sci-Fi paperbacks and pulp! Post your favorite Science-Fiction and Fantasy artists and covers here.</p>
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##Title of your post should include the **NAME OF THE BOOK** and the **AUTHOR**! If you know the cover artist, include in brackets. 

###For example: *Dune, by Frank Herbert [John Schoenherr]*

##Please leave a comment after you post saying what you like about the cover!

<div class="md"><h2>Title of your post should include the <strong>NAME OF THE BOOK</strong> and the <strong>AUTHOR</strong>! If you know the cover artist, include in brackets.</h2>

<h3>For example: <em>Dune, by Frank Herbert [John Schoenherr]</em></h3>

<h2>Please leave a comment after you post saying what you like about the cover!</h2>
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Manalone, Colin Kapp, Panther, 1977. Cover: Angus McKie. My copy inscibed on inner cover "To John / from / Colin Kapp" this later obscured by Tip-Ex which was subsequently carefully scraped away.