Which book would you like to see an illustrated version of?

[Ben Staad]

How about Joe Hills 20th Century Ghosts? If this hasn't been done yet it should. I think the stories lend themselves to illustrations.

PS: I think Bubble Boy has been down separately but I'm not sure about the other stories.

[Kadaddy]

I think Savage by Richard Laymon would be spectacular and i agree with copefiend2 about 20th Century Ghosts as well.

[KT Wagner]

John Brunner's The Sheep Look Up
Roger Zelazny Chronicles of Amber
Anything by Piers Anthony
Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld series

[peteOcha]

I don't know if there is one already but Duma Key is one I would really like (and anything else by King really).

[bsaenz24]

Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld series

KT, they're not illustrated, but if you're a Farmer fan, you should check out the volumes of his work that have been released by Subterranean Press. Some great stuff!!

[Ben Staad]

Maybe not the most popular book in the world but I would also like to see "The Gates" by John Connolly illustrated. I think there is a ton of great material in this book that would look great illustrated.

[srboone]

A few other books, not in within the scope of CD, I would like to have illustrated editions of:

1. The Worm Ouroboros, E.R. Eddison

2. Winter's Tale, Mark Helprin

3. Mother London, Michael Moorcock

4. The Warhound and the World's Pain, Michael Moorcock

[RJK1981]

Now that I think of it more, I would love to see illustrated versions of Jeffery A. Carver's Chaos Chronicles SF series which will be a 6 book series, though just 4 are out right now (and book 4 took a very long time to come out). Found these books at the library by where I used to live when I was in HS and have been a fan ever since. If you like SF I would recommend at least checking him out if you haven't already