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Different Worlds 10 (October/November, 1980). Rick Becker back again with a solid cover. I really like this pair, I feel like they leap directly out of a game session with a ton of character. The hand poses are a little weird, but the palette is real nice.
Encounter: The Garboa, a hybrid constrictor snake / human woman (Rick Becker, from Runequest supplement Scorpion Hall by Alan LaVergne, a programed solo adventure in a “living dungeon,” Chaosium, 1982) Most of the denizens of this dungeon are scorpion people, including a scorpion elf, scorpion broo, scorpion gargoyle, and undead scorpion men.
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Different Worlds 15 (October, 1981). Rick Becker back with a space dildo. I mean space ship. Also a woman, a gun, and a robot. But mostly I see the space dildo.
Different Worlds 6 (December/January, 1980). Rick Becker on the cover, also giving me a Bakshi vibe, but in a different way. I feel like this sort of cartoony or comix fantasy was very much a thing in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, but never really wound up in TSR (there are the comics and such in the 1e books, but those feel like a whole different thing) and consequently seems to have died out as a stylistic choice (maybe replaced by manga- and anime-influences?).
Roll for beast handling (Rick Becker, Different Worlds 12, Chaosium, July 1981)