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...Adventure series books, are not specfict (well, some of the adventures the young children get involved with ''are'' specfict as I know the average parent wi ...identified as such without the dustcover. They have the same ISBN, cover artist (if listed on the publication data page), page count, quality, weight, and

...worth noting, if we have an accepted policy - namely photographs and movie images. ...might the known problem of being unable to generate a COVERART without an artist to be able to merge/variant with other publications with the same art and h

== Canonical name for Artists == ...commonly used or recognized. The standard that seems to be developing for artists (now that we have significant data in the system) is the fullest name with

...uplication, such as when a fanzine has several pieces of art from the same artist, but would avoid some of the problems with the cases you've linked to. [[Us ...where each illustration first appeared. Much easier for cover art by feted artists, far less practical a task for interior art.

== Normalize artist name when entering it from a signature? == ...licationFields:Artist}} is silent on if there are desires as far as how an artist name should get entered when the credit is based on the signature. It came

...yss 0-440-21114-X, Apr ’92 [Mar ’92], $4.99, 367pp, pb) Horror novel of an artist whose head injury exposes him to a strange and terrifying world lurking at ...[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?6745 Fire People] and the magazine images at [http://www.archive.org/details/ArgosyAll-StoryWeekly IA] which started

== Who/what is a cover artist? == ...pped or whatevered into a book cover by a cover designer, who is the cover artist? I currently tend to decide this on a case-by-case basis, because the cases