The earliest incarnation of Eeon, Ed's warhorse character. The facial appliance is made of latex and foam, and glued onto Ed's face. This photo is circa 1976.

A photo of Ed wearing the second version of Eeon, and his lady, Kishma, wearing Mavra Chang, a character from Jack L. Chalker's Well World series. Taken at Worldcon 44 in 1983 in Atlanta.

This is the second version of Eeon. This is the costume that Ed wore in the crowd scene at the end of Mike Jittlov's The Wizard of Speed and Time.

Eeon at a Buddhist temple in Southern California.

Eeon at the Buddhist temple.

An article from the Los Angeles Times on Worldcon 44 in Atlanta, featuring Ed and his Lady, Kishma.

A close-up of the hooves on the second Eeon. They were made of a craft material called Friendly Plastic, which worked wonderfully, until they got to be about six months old, whereupon they disintigrated. But up to that point, they looked great.

A closeup of Mavra Chang's hooves, which were also made from Friendly Plastic, and which also suffered from the same shelf life. But the effect was well worth it.

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