Three covers:
1989
1994
2002
Which aligns with your vision of the Warhammer world?
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The first one. Spiky, rough, punky.
ReplyDeleteNo.1 - it's the only one I'd read in public without a slight furtiveness
ReplyDeleteNo.2 - looks like a sideshow slapfight at Burning Man
No.3 - like Mills and Boon does Vampires (I think the kids call that "Twilight" these days)
Chris, I think that, these days, the kids call Twilight 'Thirty Shades of Grey'. Catch up, catch up.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, what is the chance of a 'smaller, but even more vicious dog'?
None, actually. Where are the tatooed dwarves and weird goblins?
ReplyDeleteActually, you've got a point Billy.
ReplyDeleteThe last cover is by Clint Langley, who I'm afraid to say helped make Slaine an unreadable mess.