Emma Peel: The Mind-Morphing Machine

 

The Ministry had received a tip that the London-based Pherum Technologies was working on a device capable of "direct synaptic interface", a more sensational way of masking the machine's true purpose to influence and control one's thoughts. Emma Peel (now an official operative of The Ministry) was sent to investigate the insider's claim, going undercover and getting hired on as a receptionist. Unfortunately for Emma, it didn't take long for Pherum to learn of the spy within their organization, and it was soon arranged that Mrs. Peel would get her up-close and personal examination of the latest model of their mind-morphing machine.

With the synaptic interface device firmly fixated to Emma's temple, Pherum put their newest employee to work as a security drone, patrolling the complex in search of any would-be saboteurs or secret agents looking to stop her masters...

To make a long story short, I found inspiration for this image in a recent revisit of a cartoon I enjoyed in my early teens called Dan Vs., specifically from the Season 1 episode Dan Vs. Technology, where a female secret agent discovers a knock-off Steve Jobs was working on a mind control device and inadvertently becomes a catsuit-clad drone for a few minutes. I had been wanted to do something with Emma Peel again and thought this to be the perfect concept to put her in.

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