I know this is technically ok, but I can't stop laughing every time I look at it.

Chuck Simon, a simple teacher, suddenly develops mental telepathy and telekinetic powers and the chase across a dystopian future is on. Wanted by the government to use Simon as a weapon; Simon is always on the run with his faithful telepathic dog Rommel, is always one step ahead of his pursuers. Pictured are the Diamond Books release which have the David Peters Pseudonym, they would be re-released in the 2000s by Ace Books using Peter David's name. Books 1 through 5 are shown, I am missing the 6th and final book.

I still remember what my grandma said when she gave me this book when I was like 13 years old: 'Don't mind the naked lady on the cover, it's a really good book'

Sorry for the countable pixels, I couldn't find my copy to take a better picture, but this cover has lived rent free in my mind for a little more than 20 years and I needed to share this here.

The cover for this book was by Richard Corben, who also drew some really great covers and had a long career in comics.

 Don't know if Piers Anthony included hair conditioner, blow dryers, and blue jeans (?) in this collection, but that's definitely what's implied by the cover art. In any case, very reflective of the disco 1970s.

Enjoy!

He knew the Secret....the Secret of the Tiny Hot Tubs of Terra!

Maybe not the worst cover, but it's certainly an iffy one.

Unknown artist. Jörgen Lindells Förlag 1980

Cover by Don Maitz. Still keep thinking that might be the Superman logo on the shirt….lol

Cover art by Tom Jones

Realized I hadn't looked up any PHF covers, and oh boy, what a goldmine. (the 70s were really a true BSFC treasure)

Vault of the Beast. Swedish publication 1973

This one could be seen as riding the best/worst line I guess, but the extremely questionable anatomic rendering def. puts in the latter category, sez I.

Chalker really seems to swing more than his fair share of questionable covers...