The Top 100 Speculative Fiction Magazine Covers, #70-#61

[pabba]

Okay, I'm back another ten rockin' speculative fiction magazine covers. I won't be putting these behind a cut. I'm sorry if it slows your pooter down; feel free to remove me if it has to come to that. If you missed any, here's some links to help you along the way:

• #100-#91
• #90-#81
• #80-#71

Here we go again...

#70

Comments

[rachel_swirsky]

Oh, the Space & Time cover is good!

I like the Zoetrope cover pretty well, too.

(The rest don't do much for me, but few covers do.)

[tk42one]

Heehee, you said pooter.

The finger in the clouds is pretty neat. Makes me wonder if somebody up there really does hate me.

[79semifinalist]

The HP Lovecraft cover is awesome, as is the Analog (weather man) cover, but that Zoetrope...ick. I have that issue and something about it creeps me the hell out. I didn't even read it because I kept putting it on the bottom of the magazine pile because I hated looking at it.

BUT, like it or hate it, it did stick in my mind...so points for that I suppose.

First Cover

[anonymous]

That's the cover of Patricia McKillip's Alphabet of Thorn, done by Kinuko Y Craft. How it ended up on Asimov's, I've no idea.

Re: First Cover

[pabba]

It's a beautiful piece of art.

Cover art

[anonymous]

Analog June 1962 cover was by John Schoenherr
HP Lovecraft #4 cover was by Peter Mikaichuk or Mihaichuk
SF Monthly Dec 1974 cover was by Bruce Pennington