It's Control Panel Saturday! Here's Philippe Caza's 1986 cover to a French translation of Frederik Pohl's Heechee Rendezvous. Those gold-ring-powered controls are only the third oddest thing here, after the space jellyfish and that bizarre seatbelt.
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It's Control Panel Saturday! Here's Philippe Caza's 1986 cover to a French translation of Frederik Pohl's Heechee Rendezvous. Those gold-ring-powered controls are only the third oddest thing here, after the space jellyfish and that bizarre seatbelt.
Cover artist: Gino D'Achille (1935-2017) Undersea City (1958) by Frederik Pohl and Jack Williamson
John Harris cover art on White Dwarf 41, Games Workshop, May 1983; originally used as the cover for a 1978 Granada paperback edition of Frederik Pohl's 1960 novel Drunkard's Walk
Well I know what book I'm getting at his kiosk.
John Berkey (1932–2008) "Space Merchants" by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth (1965) Source
Undersea City - art by Wally Wood (1958)
Frederik Pohl & Jack Williamson - Farthest Star - Ballantine - 1975
Have you read The Singers of Time by Frederik Pohl and Jack Williamson (1991)?
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