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@CaylaCatz · 7/8/2026

So I'm going to pull a double here: QT & prompt share. First I'm joining @sealine's QT Alien Abduction. https://budgetpixel.com/p/57481 2nd is on X I'm doing a daily prompt share but I'm limited by X free account's 280 character and that includes the prompt, the definition, and the 4 model names. Two things make an extremely short prompt possible: A. -punk words in the prompt delivers setting & clothes pretty well with one word B. Newer models use their patternfinding ability to fill in the blanks Since my prompt is so short due to X's limitations, if you use it, add words but not with prompt magic. Prompt magic usually doesn't do well with -punk words. I'm hoping you add details or swap words out and use the prompt to build on, make it more yours and not merely copy. Prompt as is for all 6 images: **Classic 1950s raypunk scifi comicbook cover. UFO abducting by beaming up a fearless steampunk pirate redhead from her airship** 1. Nano Banana 2 Lite 2. GPT 2 Low 3. Ideogram v4 4. Wan 2.7 5. Kling v3 6. Recraft v4 The two best pretty regularly for this is Nano Banana 2 Lite and GPT 2 Low. Nano Banana 2 Lite is so good, I might start testing it on comic book pages too as GPT 2 seems to be slowing down on generations. I did more models but they either couldn't spell or had no words. To be fair Kling v3 and Recraft v4 have no words but I thought they were pretty cool so they made it in. **note on text for titles and such**: I didn't add any text for titles, etc as it's an extremely short prompt. The text was generated by the AI based on my asking for a "comicbook cover". If you want to add text, be specific as to where and what like comicbook title, tagline, episode/story title. If you don't specify where, it will put it where it wants. If you don't say whether it's a tagline or story title, you might find the tagline has become the story title or even the comicbook title. For example: Across the top put the comicbook title: "Spectacular Space Stories"

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