A P. G. Wodehouse Coverage

[wotwotleigh.livejournal.com]

OMG, you guys, this is so cool: A P. G. Wodehouse Coverage.

It's a fairly exhaustive collection of covers for P. G. Wodehouse books. The layout is a little confusing, but if you scroll down and click on any of the covers shown on the main page, it will take you to a page with all the covers associated with that particular book. If only there were some bigger images available!

The covers range from baffling to beautiful to fairly hideous. It's an awesome selection of different styles and interpretations of the characters. (I'm also amused that the German title of My Man Jeeves seems to translate roughly to "Jeeves does it all." Indeed!)

ETA: It might actually be easier to navigate via the list of countries, because then you get a list of titles. Either way, it's confusing.

Comments

[ladymoondancer.livejournal.com]

This is great! Wow, those covers really range from perfection to, uh, this:



But I love this one:

[wotwotleigh.livejournal.com]

Oh man, yeah . . . I really don't know what's going on with that first one. And is that a giant spotted bow-tie around mutant!Bertie's neck? Jeeves would have a coronary.

[ladymoondancer.livejournal.com]

Holy hell--believe it or not, I somehow overlooked the giant spotted bow-tie!! I think because my brain could not accept what it was seeing.

I cannot stop laughing at it now that I see it.

[ironicbees.livejournal.com]

It looks kind of like he's wearing blue eye shadow, too. Did he decide to become a clown?

[ladymoondancer.livejournal.com]

He's finally found a job . . . Won't Lady Glossop be pleased? *pictures Lady and Sir Roderick Glossop forbidding Honoria to even SPEAK to That Wooster Fellow ever again*