Solver number nine cover
Number nine... number nice... number nine. This might not be the final cover but it was fun enough to share. What on earth could this issue be about?
And below, the cover for the project I will spending the last forty years of my life working on. I've decided to "do a Ditko". Now, I've not read any Ayn Rand yet but I figure her books are a bit like David Eddings' Belgariad series but maybe with space rockets.
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At long last, an arc that will blow the lid off the sordid underbelly of the fetid beast we know as miniature golf.
(Can you blow the lid off an underbelly? I guess we're gonna find out.)
Glenn will reveal his teenagers dream as a golf champion and try again now for some reason related to Claire or Lottie.
Tantalizing glimpses into the sausage factory of your mind, Mr. Allison!
I bet Nanny State is no match for that randy - er - Randian hero.
In the Solver cover, it's pretty clear that they're standing on a piece by Bridget Riley. But which piece...? "Cataract 3?" "Intake?"
I was thinking the surface indicated the presence of one Beetlejuice.
That Fountain Head cover feels a bit reactionary to Liz Truss’s brief rule mixed in a cosmic margarita blender with... life in California?
Is that Grymm or Claire's dream man? Or.. are they one and the same??
Giants punting the moon into a black hole. Space 1999 sequel? Only with mysteries.
Cryptic… a map? A pinball machine design? That background could be anything…
There's an exciting pinball machine in Solver 8.5 that will fulfill all your dreams.
We've had billiards so clearly it's time for soccer.