Logos of the Early Computer Software Scene is a zine featuring, you guessed it, logos from the early computer software scene.

But does this really have any inherent benefit for a logo? And are they always part of the design process or sometimes an afterthought used to justify a design? That's the debate raging over on Reddit ...

Apple's rainbow-striped "bitten apple" logo, designed by graphic designer Rob Janoff, debuted in 1977. The logo was released for the Apple II computer, which was the first PC with a color display.