This edition of Philip K. Dick's "The Cosmic Puppets" features a bona-fide tube-girl on the cover. (I've read the novel and don't remember any tube-girls figuring into the plot, but I digress . . .)
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I bet if you zoom this picture out some, youll notice that he is also in a giant glass tube. LOL
You're probably right; Dick would have appreciated an infinite regression of tubes.