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Foundation and Empire
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Foundation and Empire is a collection of two Foundation Series stories edited into a cohesive Novel for Gnome Press publication in 1952. Reprinted many times since, Ace Books used the title The Man Who Upset the Universe for their printings.Unlike the previous book in The Foundation Trilogy, both stories within feature plenty of space adventure and daring escapes. Most of the space battles still take place off-screen, but Dr Asimov is exploring with more of the adventure style storytelling that characterizes The Complete Adventures of Lucky Starr, another of his series that combines Puzzle Thriller and Action-Adventure.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Foundation and Empire works: Prologue "The General (Foundation)" "The Mule" | |
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Billed Above the Title: Gnome Press's cover from 1952 (with a red background) includes a Tagline above the title, "A new science fiction novel by Isaac Asimov". Ace Books's The Man Who Upset the Universe cover from 1963 includes a Tagline above the title, "Isaac Asimov's greatest science-fiction novel". Panther's cover from 1964 listed Dr Asimov's name first, then the title in All Caps, and then a Tagline. Isaac Asimov is in font twice as large as the other two, although all three combined take up less than a quarter of the space on the cover. Panther's cover from 1965 listed ASIMOV first, then the title at one-third the size, and followed by a Tagline in font slightly smaller than the title. All three combined take up about a quarter of the space on the cover.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); }) | |
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