which Riggs claims was meant to look like Salvador Dalí. Piece of Mind, a lobotomised Eddie, in a straitjacket, is chained at the neck to a padded cell. "Flight of Icarus", shows a metal-winged Eddie torching Icarus with a Flamethrower, which Riggs states was meant to look like Led Zeppelin's Swan Song logo. The painting also contains a small box, meant to be Eddie's Piece of Mind padded cell. "The Trooper", depicts Eddie in a red coat uniform, during the Charge of the Light Brigade. Powerslave, featuring a statue of Eddie as an Egyptian pharaoh. "2 Minutes to Midnight", showing Eddie sitting in front of an atomic explosion. "Aces High", depicts Eddie in a Spitfire cockpit. Live After Death, shows Eddie rising from the grave. "Run to the Hills (live)", contains live versions of "Run to the Hills" and "Phantom of the Opera" and so featured Eddie as the phantom in a hilly landscape. Somewhere in Time, Eddie appears as a cyborg in a Blade Runner-inspired future. The cover is notable for containing dozens of Easter eggs relating to the band and pop culture references. "Wasted Years", as the single came out before the album, the band did not want to reveal Eddie's new cyborg guise, so he appears only as a partial reflection in a time machine's monitor. "Stranger in a Strange Land", depicts a Clint Eastwood like Eddie in a Star Wars-esque bar. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, depicts a surreal Eddie with most of his body removed, which Riggs claims was because he was "sick of painting him" and this would mean there would not be as much of him to draw. Riggs also comments that he set it in a "polar landscape" after seeing a documentary on the North Pole, and that Eddie's head on fire was inspired by Arthur Brown. "Can I Play with Madness", shows Eddie's brain being destroyed by a forearm on a corkscrew. "The Evil That Men Do", according to Riggs he drew the artwork in a single night. "The Clairvoyant", depicts Eddie with three faces, indicating the ability to see the past, present and future. "Infinite Dreams"/ Maiden England, featuring Eddie riding a motorcycle. No Prayer for the Dying, shows Eddie bursting out of another grave. The cover originally had Eddie strangling a gravedigger while bursting from the grave. The gravedigger was removed from the cover for the 1998 remastered