(Looks at shelf and checks...) OK, it's more a rocket plane than a rocket, and the kangaroo is on a big P.
Bantam is probably the most appropriate; Tor would be good if it weren't so similar to the Ace logo, which look more like a tor than Tor does. Pocket Books would be better without the P, which just makes it hard to see what it is.
None of those 4 is 'annoying', per se, but the Baen one doesn't do anything for me. Then again, given their preferences in cover art, complaining about the logo would clearly be misplaced focus.
Do any of these belong to the same conglomerate? Whaddayaknow, they do -- Baen and Pocket Books are both Simon and Schuster companies. Who knew?
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2005-07-09 14:55 (UTC)Tor: Mountain
Bantam: rooster
Pocket Books: kangaroo
Baen: rocket
(Looks at shelf and checks...) OK, it's more a rocket plane than a rocket, and the kangaroo is on a big P.
Bantam is probably the most appropriate; Tor would be good if it weren't so similar to the Ace logo, which look more like a tor than Tor does. Pocket Books would be better without the P, which just makes it hard to see what it is.
None of those 4 is 'annoying', per se, but the Baen one doesn't do anything for me. Then again, given their preferences in cover art, complaining about the logo would clearly be misplaced focus.
Do any of these belong to the same conglomerate? Whaddayaknow, they do -- Baen and Pocket Books are both Simon and Schuster companies. Who knew?