release. Unlike the band's previous artworks, in which he would retain the same features gained with each release (such as the Piece of Mind lobotomy), Eddie returned to how he was in the first few albums. "Holy Smoke", depicting Eddie destroying a group of televisions broadcasting TV evangelists, who the song itself attacks. "Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter", featured several different covers, such as one in which Eddie is stood outside The Paradise Club (a British TV series which Bruce Dickinson featured in) with Jessica Rabbit, and one in which Eddie appears as the Grim Reaper in a graveyard. Fear of the Dark, the first cover not created by Derek Riggs, features Melvyn Grant's design of Eddie as a tree monster. "Be Quick or Be Dead", shows Eddie attacking Robert Maxwell. According to Riggs, Eddie was drawn directly onto a photo of Maxwell. A Real Live One, depicts Eddie biting through an electrical cord. "Fear of the Dark (live)", has Eddie as Steve Harris. The artwork was also used for the Raising Hell video. A Real Dead One, features Eddie as a radio DJ. "Hallowed Be Thy Name (live)", as lead vocalist Bruce Dickinson was leaving, the artwork depicts him being skewered with a trident by Eddie, who appears as the devil. Live at Donington, re-release depicts Eddie with a pair of wings, originally created by Mark Wilkinson for the Monsters of Rock 1992 poster. The X Factor, created by Hugh Syme, shows Eddie on an operating table being vivisected by machine with most of his insides showing. Due to the cover's graphic nature, the band had to provide a less-violent alternative consisting of a similar Eddie from a distance. "Man on the Edge" is a close-up of the model's head. "Lord of the Flies", also by Syme, has Eddie in an electric chair surrounded by two giant flies. Best of the Beast, features a selection of Riggs' past Eddies. "Virus", two covers, one by Syme, and one by Riggs featuring Eddie on a printed circuit board. Virtual XI, Eddie reaches towards a child wearing a virtual reality headset, created by Melvyn Grant. "The Angel and the Gambler", Eddie with wings standing outside a floating casino, created by Derek Riggs. "Futureal", also by Riggs, Eddie appears as a statue head with his brain exposed. Alternate covers for these two singles are renders of Eddie as he would appear in