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BDA #128: Mechanical heart
This cover vaguely reminds me of certain promotional art used for the movie Lifeforce (1985).
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BDA #127: Unwarranted medical favoritism
“I mean, hey, a little help over here? My brain is exposed…”
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BDA #126: Necro-folly
The pun even translates, sort of. One of the ickier Elvifrance covers, and that’s saying something.
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BDA #125: The depths are full of horrors
“The coral that kills.” Serves us right for having given the planet cancer.
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BDA #124: The Story of Eggs
“The Story of Eggs.” You may remember, back in junior high school when your science teacher was too hung over to come in to work and a substitute was arranged they would often show an “educational” film, which might well have been been called “The Story of Eggs,” brought to you courtesy of the hard-working lobbyists and hacks of the Egg Council of America (or whomever). It was a means of getting everyone to sit down and be quiet. Pity they didn’t show this “Story of Eggs.” It would have done wonders for attendance. Even if it were in French!