Iron Maiden has its own mascot, Eddie, aka Eddie the Head. Eddie may sound like the nice guy next door, but he's actually a zombie-like figure with a serious case of face-rot and a propensity for ...

Every one knows Eddie, Iron Maiden's lovable and seemingly un-killable zombie mascot. After all, he's graced every one of the group's studio album covers in a series of ever-more bizarre forms.

This time Powerslave Eddie has arrived, capturing the legacy of the heavy metal icon Iron Maiden. This version of Eddie has been unearthed and comes to life from the 1984 Powerslave World Tour Book.

Eddie (Eddie the Head if we’re being formal) is the long-running mascot for British heavy metal legends Iron Maiden. Over time, Eddie has become synonymous with the group and is one of the ...

Iron Maiden's Eddie - A Look at Over 40 Years of Metal's Best Mascot Iron Maiden's undead mascot Eddie, as seen on single and album art throughout the band's 40-plus year history.

The Running Free single was actually Eddie’s debut on a cover. It’s significant for its earmark in Iron Maiden’s brand, but also striking due to the ambiguous nature of the artwork.

The resulting cover — torture chamber, exposed brain, vampiric teeth and all — was fairly dark, even by Iron Maiden standards. The back image, meanwhile, features Eddie strapped into an ...