The covers will always portray what Mrs. McGee called "famous couples who have decent marriages."

Just this week, the cover of Stern magazine portrayed a naked Mr. Schröder shielding himself with a fig leaf.

The controversial cover for the deluxe edition of the album portrays an African-American Jesus.

The single cover, in something of a parody of the original myth, portrays a winged Eddie killing Icarus with a flamethrower.

The First-day cover portrays Dr Ida Scudder, who founded the institute in 1900, working for the medical requirements of pregnant women.

The cover portrays a traditional Slovenian motif.

That final cover portrayed an accomplished bridge player awakened from a dream, still analyzing her bridge hand.

The cover portrays Miss Trump as a fresh-scrubbed youth with flowing hair.

The cover of the 2000 edition portrayed Robert Newton as Long John Silver.

The cover of his 1969 album Rehearsals for Retirement eerily portrays a tombstone with the words: