Jim Bumgardner has made an avocation out of creating what he calls "coverpops." They're collages of hundreds, even thousands, of book and DVD covers that form beautiful patterns -- and each individual title pops up when you mouse over it. His masterpiece is undoubtedly the coverpop of thousands of science fiction and fantasy magazine covers from the late 1920s through the present. The magazines create a rich, rainbow-hued collage, and the covers themselves make almost universally fun gawking. Space aliens, babes in distress, and big phallic missiles!Link & Image: Coverpop via Wired
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