Dungeon #29’s Tom Baxa cover is perhaps the one that lives on most strongly in my mind when I think of the magazine, even more so than Keith Parkinson’s excellent red dragon that featured on Issue #1 (perhaps because it featured in ads for the magazine, but I haven’t looked to confirm this). It’s funny, too, because I’ve never really figured out where I stand on Baxa’s art. He has an amazing sense of light and shadow, but his anatomy always seems flat and distorted. Both are true here, but the imagery – a red abishai devil appearing out of the pages of a sorcerous tome – just works in perfect dramatic fashion here.