#johnny bruck

[sandmandaddy69]

Johnny Bruck

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Perry Rhodan cover art by Johnny Bruck.

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Johnny Bruck, cover art for "Atlan #820 The Asteroids of the Sun-Steppes", 1987

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Ed Valigursky's 1956 cover for The Green Queen, (left) along with a very similar figure on a 1964 cover by Johnny Bruck for Perry Rhodan #171.

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Johnny Bruck - Tales From the Tomb, February 1971, cover art.

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Johnny Bruck for Perry Rhodan 137 (1975)

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Atlan #161 Cover Art by Johnny Bruck

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Johnny Bruck

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Perry Rhodan #1 Cover Art by Johnny Bruck

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Johnny Bruck

[sandmandaddy69]

Johnny Bruck

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Philip K. Dick's A Handful of Darkness with cover art by Johnny Bruck, 1963.

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Johnny Bruck, cover art for "Atlan #67: Planet of the Superfluous", 1972

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Uncredited. (Edit: Likely by Johnny Bruck, for the Perry Rhodan novel series)

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JOHNNY BRUCK

Johnny Bruck was a German science fiction artist who did thousands of cover paintings and illustrations primarily for the long running German SF magazine Perry Rhodan and its sister publication Atlan. He was virtually the sole illustrator for these weekly magazines from 1961 well into the 1990's! Think of that for a minute, producing two or three paintings per week for over 30 years! It boggles the mind. With over two billion copies sold, Perry Rhodan is the most successful science fiction series ever, and Johnny Bruck painted over 3000 covers for this iconic series!