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This is the cover of the magazine "Heavy metal," dated April 1981, priced at $2.00. The illustration is in a vibrant, fantasy art style with a strong contrast between the bright colors and the dark, menacing figures. The title "HEAVY METAL" is prominently displayed in large, bold, yellow letters at the top. Below the title, a blurb reads, "The adult illustrated magazine." The central figure is a muscular, light-skinned woman with long, flowing red hair, riding a green, scaly dragon. She is nude except for a red loincloth and a feathered accessory on her arm. Her posture is dynamic, with one leg raised and her arms outstretched, suggesting movement and control over the dragon. The dragon has a fierce expression, with sharp teeth and a long, serpentine neck. To the right of the woman, a large, green, snake-like dragon with a long neck and a menacing expression is coiling upwards. Its scales are detailed and textured, adding to its menacing appearance. The background is a gradient of soft pink and blue hues, with a subtle, cloudy sky. The overall composition is dynamic and action-packed, with the woman and dragons positioned in a way that creates a sense of movement and conflict. The use of bright colors, detailed textures, and dramatic poses emphasizes the fantasy and adventure theme of the illustration. The style is reminiscent of classic fantasy art, with an emphasis on bold lines and vivid colors. // Heavy Metal (heavy-metal-z-image-10905) 0.8