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The Starship Enterprise in Chris Moore cover art for a 1985 edition of The Starless World by Gordon Eklund

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Star Trek The Starless World Cover

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The Starless World Star Trek Star Trek Novels novella really it doesn't look like this is a big one Gordon Eklund Bantam Books Cover Cover Art

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Keith Birdsong Star Trek: The God-Thing Unpublished Paperback Novel Cover Painting Original Art (Pocket Books, 1991). Co-written by series creator Gene Roddenberry and long-time Trek novelist Michael Jan Friedman, this story was set in the era of the first Star Trek: The Motion Picture film. The story was never published, so this fantastic Birdsong cover was never used! Roddenberry wanted to turn this into a film, and despite multiple changes requested by the studio, it never happened. His Estate has previously refused to release the draft for the story, so this single piece of art is as close as you can get to discovering why Spock was a Hippie.

Keith Birdsong Star Trek: The God-Thing cover art illustration original art unpublished spock as hippie Holy shit I didn't find this one!

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The cover preview for Star Trek: Boldly Go issue #2 is out!

Star Trek IDW Comics Cover

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Peace Sells… but Who’s Buying?

This is first cover art and best known by Ed Repka.

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Book cover for the Brazilian edition of Neuromancer, published by Aleph Editora

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The Killers Shadowplay Cover Joy Division somone posted the original and I just rememebered this cover existed

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David Bowie’s rare cover of ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ by Joy Division.

A chance meeting in 1983 had David Bowie, Bernard Sumner and Peter Hook chatting away over beers in the Kings Arms in Salford. “…So we were all there just having a laugh and we joked that he should come n have a jam with us, then next minute - well, it was the next day actually, but i didn’t expect he’d definitely come by - and we were in the practice rooms and we were playing Love Will Tear Us Apart and I was like, f%$k we’re playing Love Will Tear Us Apart with David Bowie singing, this is crazy. We never released it - Bowie took a recording of it, and just layered some more vocals on for fun, sent it back to me…”