The June 4-11 double issue of the New Yorker Magazine is a scorcher. The self-styled “Science fiction issue” features prose by Ursula K. Leguin, Jonathan Lethem, William Gibson, Margaret Atwood and more, and, to top it off, it sports a Daniel Clowes cover and an Adrian Tomine illustration in the back. Wow!
(illustrations via the Drawn & Quarterly blog)
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Can you explain the joke (if there is one) of the cover drawing? I cannot figure it out. 🙂
Well, I guess it’s Science Fiction, traditionally regarded as one of the “lowlier” genres, happily breaking through the walls and boundaries of the fine arts and civilised society. Laser pistols ftw!
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