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This is the cover of the magazine "Heavy metal," issue dated October 1985, priced at $2.95. The title "SF Writer Brian Aldiss Interviewed!" is prominently displayed at the top in bold, black, uppercase letters. Below the title, the subtitle reads, "The author illustrated fantasy magazine." The main subject is a stylized, anthropomorphic zebra woman with a slender, curvaceous physique, sitting atop a white zebra. She has black and white zebroid stripes covering her entire body, including her face, arms, and legs. Her breasts are medium-sized and she is topless, with her nipples visible. She is wearing a black, feathered headdress that adds a touch of exoticism to her appearance. Her posture is relaxed and confident, with one hand resting on the zebra's back and the other holding a small, black bird with blue wings. The zebra she is riding is white with black stripes, and it is grazing in a grassy field. The background features a pastel-colored sky with soft pink and blue hues, suggesting either sunrise or sunset. The overall style is a blend of fantasy and surrealism, with a focus on bold, contrasting colors and intricate patterns. The text and design elements are centered, with the zebra woman and the white zobra forming a dynamic, diagonal composition that draws the viewer's eye across the cover. The texture of the zebra's fur and the zobra woman's stripes are rendered with a smooth, almost digital precision, giving the image a polished, illustrative quality. The barcode is located in the bottom right corner. // Heavy Metal (heavy-metal-z-image-10905) 0.6