1970s Sci-Fi Paperback Cover: Floating Judge in Space Dome

A 1970s science fiction paperback cover painted with a smooth airbrush, showing the inside of a glass dome on an orbiting space station, tilted dutch angle, upper body. Judgedeath floats upside down in zero gravity in front of the dome's windows, his arms drifting loosely outward. His legs are gone, and his lower body trails off into a ghostly wisp of pale green smoke that curls weightlessly around him. He wears a glossy black judge helmet with a silver barred visor, and a long red tongue curls out of his grinning, lipless jaw toward a wobbling floating globule of red juice. His black judge uniform is ribbed and laced, with a DEATH badge floating out on its thick chain, and a curved shoulder pad made of round bones sits on his shoulder. His spindly green clawed fingers play with the drifting droplets. Through the windows behind him, the blue curve of Earth fills half the frame against a black starfield. Cool blue earthlight from below, a harsh white sun flare in one corner and a palette of cobalt, chrome and acid green create a strange, lonely, retro-futuristic mood.