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A vast, dark expanse of space takes up most of the cover, with a shadowy silhouette of Earth at the center being slowly dissolved into particles, suggesting erasure. Around it, faint outlines of an alien planet's surface can be seen, with teleportation beams zapping from Earth to the foreign world. Sparse flecks of light represent distant stars, while a sense of chaos is depicted through swirling gusts of cosmic dust.

The Day Earth Erased Us

An intense scene of an urban city at dusk, with a darkened, smoky skyline. A lone, shadowed figure in tactical gear stands in the foreground, backlit by the fiery warmth of an explosion behind them. The figure’s stance exudes rage, holding a weapon that's slightly silhouetted. Angular shards of broken glass radiate out from the center, scattering across the design to symbolize "fractured." The black-gray background is softened with streaks of vibrant orange highlighting the chaos.

The cover features two characters, Kirby and Lynch, jumping into space from a exploding spaceship. They are shown firing pistols at a large insect robot. The scene is filled with intense action and a sense of danger. The primary colors used are green, representing the science fiction genre, and red and orange for the explosion and energy effects.

kirby and lynch another disaster

A dramatic scene unfolds with a large, shattered clock dominating the center, its pieces flying outward as if suspended in time and conveying chaos. Dark, tumultuous clouds swirl behind the clock, blending seamlessly into a sky filled with orange and red hues from distant explosions. The scene is immersive and dynamic, emphasizing both suspense and violence.

Against a backdrop of the Los Angeles skyline at night, a couple stands in silhouette, the man protectively holding the woman as they overlook the flashing city lights below. Helicopters hover above, and the outlines of tall buildings are interspersed with subtle hints of film reels and Hollywood icons, blending elements of action and romance. A faint silhouette of a suspenseful explosion is subtly integrated into the bottom corner, adding an element of mystery.

24 Hours in Los Angeles

The cover features a hand in the foreground, with an embedded device glowing ominously. The hand appears cracked and malfunctioning, symbolizing rebellion and desperation. In the background, there is a contrast between a dilapidated gray zone and a gleaming light blue area, representing the division in society. Dark-clad enforcers with chips in their hands loom in the distance, adding tension. A faint image of a countdown timer in the sky hints at the climax, while satellite grenades or the suggestion of a looming explosion adds urgency.

A dark, apocalyptic wasteland stretches across the cover, with crumbling buildings engulfed in flames from recent explosions. Zombies claw their way out of the ground, while three boldly-drawn characters—Gus, Bella, and Weston—stand at the center, silhouetted against the light from the blasts. Weston holds a glowing artifact in one hand, shining eerily on his signature hat. Bella is mid-motion, leaping to dodge an approaching zombie. Gus crouches strategically, holding a high-tech device scanning the area for danger. Behind them, a terrifying black-and-red shaded monstrous Santa Claus looms ominously, overshadowing the entire scene. The background blends elements of space, with faint stars and UFO-like ships visible. Vibrant fiery reds and mutant green tones highlight the horror and action-driven atmosphere.

The adventures of Gus Bella and weston

An intense nighttime scene with war boats lit by the glow of fire and explosions on a river. The foreground features silhouetted soldiers with rifles on boats while the middle ground portrays the chaos of war—flames, smoke, and boats engulfed in flames. The background fades into dark, murky waters with indistinct outlines of trees and the glimmer of firelight reflecting on the river surface. The sky is dark with bursts of orange and red resembling bomb explosions.

Vannacht varen de Hollanders

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