See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Jean Giraud (Moebius) (1938-2012), “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 1, #4, July 1977
Source — Jean Giraud (Moebius) (1938-2012), “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 1, #4, July 1977

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Paul Kirchner, ‘The Bus’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 9, #3, June 1985
Source — Paul Kirchner, ‘The Bus’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 9, #3, June 1985

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Herikberto (Heriberto Muela), ‘The Destroyer’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 9, #3, 1985

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We interrupt your regularly scheduled art post with an advertisement from the 80s.
‘Robocop’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 11, #11, 1987 — We interrupt your regularly scheduled art post with an advertisement from the 80s.

‘Robocop’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 11, #11, 1987

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We interrupt your regularly scheduled art post with an advertisement from the 80s.
‘Gremlins’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 8, #4, July 1984 — We interrupt your regularly scheduled art post with an advertisement from the 80s.

‘Gremlins’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 8, #4, July 1984

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“Kerrang!”, #6, 1981
Taking a brief break from art. The title track of this particular Sabbath album, ‘Mob Rules’ is still the only song on this album that I continue to make time for.
Close the city and tell the people that
Something’s coming to... — “**Kerrang**!”, #6, 1981

Taking a brief break from art. The title track of this particular Sabbath album, ‘**Mob Rules**’ is still the only song on this album that I continue to make time for.

Close the city and tell the people that
Something’s coming to call
Death and darkness are rushing forward to
Take a bite from the wall, oh
You’ve nothing to say
They’re breaking away

If you listen to fools
The mob rules
The mob rules

Kill the spirit and you’ll be blinded
The end is always the same
Play with fire, you burn your fingers and
Lose your hold of the flame, oh
It’s over, it’s done
The end is begun

You’ve nothing to say
Oh, they’re breaking away
If you listen to fools

Break the circle and stop the movement
The wheel is thrown to the ground
Just remember it might start rolling and
Take you right back around

You’re all fools
The mob rules

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Jean Sole, ‘Joyeux Noël’ (Merry Christmas), “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 1, #9, Dec. 1977
Happy holidays all.

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Michael Kanarek, ‘14 Year Itch’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 4, #2, May 1980
Source — Michael Kanarek, ‘14 Year Itch’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 4, #2, May 1980

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Joe Jusko, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 2, #2, June 1978
Source — Joe Jusko, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 2, #2, June 1978

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Michael Kaluta, ‘Adventure’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 8, #11, Feb. 1985
Source — Michael Kaluta, ‘Adventure’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 8, #11, Feb. 1985

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Jack Kirby (1917-1994), ‘Royal Chambers of Brahma’, “Heavy Metal Magazine” #276, 1977
Source — Jack Kirby (1917-1994), ‘Royal Chambers of Brahma’, “Heavy Metal Magazine” #276, 1977

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Various ads for the band Iron Maiden taken from several issues of ‘’Smash Hits’’ magazine. Iron Maiden was one of my favorite bands from the 80s and I think I memorized every song up to and including, ‘Seventh Son of A Seventh Son’. That was the last Maiden album I purchased and thoroughly digested, drifting away from their brand of metal (which I still love) as later albums just failed to capture my attention (much like any Metallica album after ‘…And Justice For All’). I do, occasionally, break out Maiden when no one else is home, running around singing a poor imitation of Bruce Dickinson, sometimes with cat in arms (who, I believe, is more of a Paul Di'Anno aficionado. She looks pleased when I serenade her with ‘Running Free’).

Sources:
Piece of Mind, 1983
Flight of Icarus (Single), 1983
Powerslave, 1984
Somewhere in Time, 1986

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‘Iron Maiden - The Trooper’, “Smash Hits”, Vol. 5, #14, 1983

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I took a weird turn on the internet and bumped into Parasite who proceeded to serenade me with dire warnings and foreboding portents. Listen dear brothers and sisters, dark tidings come on the horizon.

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Arthur Suydam, ‘Food For the Children’, “Heavy Metal”, Vol. 3, #9, Jan. 1980

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