Metallica-inspired 'Master of Puppets' Art Print

Metallica-inspired 'Master of Puppets' Art PrintI'm not the first to combine Metallica's 'Master of Puppets' with vintage pulp paperback covers, I discovered, but I wasn't very impressed with the others I found online. There are a number of classic marionette covers in the genre, e. g. by Paul Rader, but most of them have that sexual angle, with some pretty woman pulling someone else's strings for carnal kicks and personal gratification. The song is about drug addiction, specifically cocaine, and

I'm not the first to combine Metallica's 'Master of Puppets' with vintage pulp paperback covers, I discovered, but I wasn't very impressed with the others I found online. There are a number of classic marionette covers in the genre, e.g. by Paul Rader, but most of them have that sexual angle, with some pretty woman pulling someone else's strings for carnal kicks and personal gratification. The song is about drug addiction, specifically cocaine, and so I wanted something a bit more grim and serious to match the song, the band, and their general, not effing around attitude. I thought this one was perfect: still a woman, but a very serious one, somebody who means business.

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