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Rough layout for Issue #12 |
Final cover for Issue #12 |
Proposed cover for 007 EXTRA #1 |
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Proposed cover for Issue #14 |
Rough layout for Issue #14 |
Final cover Issue #14 |
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007 MAGAZINE Issue #15
marked a change in cover style with a graphic logo based on the main titles of Never Say Never Again.
Several variations
were mocked-up before the final version (above right) was published in
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"I was originally going to run with two different covers for issue #41. The Pierce and Halle cover was going out through our distributors, and the "Prisoner 007" cover was the design to be received by JBIFC subscribers - or the other way round - I can't remember which. It's a real shame it didn't come to pass, because we had the jump on everyone with, what I liked to call, 'the hairy Bond' shot. Unfortunately it was not to be. The reason neither of the cover designs were used was because it was at the time the JBIFC closed down. Issue #40 (January 2002) had been the last issue published, and it would prove to be a full 20 months until the Die Another Day issue #41 would be appear, by which time of course, the fact that Brosnan/Bond was incarcerated was old news. In the past I very rarely had the luxury of mocking up alternative covers for the same issue, and usually went with what first came to hand. Only since issue #41 onwards do I now have the time to bother with different cover concepts, but it's usually my first choice that makes the final cover. I also re-designed the magazine logo as a block that could be positioned anywhere (within reason) on the cover, as this allows for a far greater selection of images to be used as a cover picture." |
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The appearance
of Ursula Andress at 'Autographica 2005' meant that the proposed
cover for Issue #47 (right) was dropped in favour of an image which was
deemed more
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| Final cover Issue #41 | Proposed cover Issue #47 | Proposed cover Issue #48 |