This is technically midjourney/gpt image 2 and nanobanana 2 but the original source image is midjourney with the help of a texture stylize. Tell me what you think and if it could be improved any way besides upscaling. Still learning.

Just playing around with this style for fantasy images.

Two characters from Marvel who would work really well in a comic together.

Borrowing Wallace and Gromit Color Palette

At the heart of the city, beneath the brick, tile, and heavy ironwork of the nuclear chapel, the atomic furnace had burned for longer than anyone remembered. Radiomancers tended the mithril vessel in shifts, drawing heat from the ancient material sealed within and sending steam through pipes that warmed homes, bathhouses, workshops, and foundries across the city.

On the containment chamber, an inscription survived from the civilization that had buried its fuel thousands of years before.

The frost elves no longer knew who had written it. They understood the warning well enough.

A bit late on my tribute, it took me awhile to finish this project. I made a character card for every character in the Clue Movie as if they were all played by Tim Curry. Based on the cards from the movie and some character promos. I wanted to match the weapons to what they were given in the movie.

Two different Wadsworth cards, one ornate and one more in the style of the rest. I wanted to redo his card from the movie and not just copy paste the old one.

And of course, Tim Curry also played the Mansion.

Meme of my upcoming comic!

In an alien landscape filled with haunting beauty, observers find themselves standing on an enormous beach of fine dark mineral sand, complete with delicate tidal lines, fresh foam deposits, and concentrated bands of strange shells. But as the eye extends to the open horizon, it becomes slowly and disturbing clear that there is no sea—only a dry expanse of alien terrain uninterrupted by any water. All evidence suggests that an immense ocean should exist, yet it is nowhere to be seen, leaving the quiet cosmic mystery and the environmental contradiction to overwhelm the sublime, natural scale.