Hero Comic Cover Art With Your Reference Character

Use the character from the provided reference image as the base reference. Draw the cover of a non-existent American comic book work, with the character from the reference image as the protagonist. Maintain the reference character's face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, ears, contour, body type, silhouette, sense of age, and identity as a character. Do not turn it into a different character. Do not turn it into a realistic live-action human. This is not a character portrait. This is not concept art. This is not an illustration collection. This is the fictional single-issue cover of a popular American comic series that has been published for many years in North America. 【Title specification】 The user may optionally specify a work title. If a title is entered: ・If it is an English title, use it as is ・If it is Japanese or any language other than English, translate it into a natural English title that preserves the meaning ・Prioritize a title expression that works as a real American comic work, rather than a literal translation. If no title is entered: The AI should generate a natural English title from the impression of the reference image, the content of the cover illustration, and the world of the work. Even when translation is difficult or the meaning is unclear, you may complete it with a natural English title that works as a work. 【Art style】 The cover illustration portion should be depicted as commercial cover art of an American comic. Avoid Japanese anime cel shading, light novel covers, social game illustrations, VTuber illustrations, and "moe" illustration expression. Strongly reflect the following: ・bold shading ・high-contrast coloring ・powerful lighting ・thick outlines ・ink expression ・dynamic perspective ・dramatic posing ・color design for print ・the screen density characteristic of American comics ・the visual language of hero comic culture. Maintain the character design of the reference image. However, reinterpret the depiction as "an official comicalization work by a non-existent American comic publisher." Avoid merely placing an English title on top of an anime-shaded illustration. 【Cover design】 Place a large title logo. Naturally include information that makes it work as a comic cover that looks real. Examples: ・Issue Number ・Volume Number ・Publisher Logo ・Price ・Barcode ・Cover Tagline ・Special Event ・Collector's Edition ・Anniversary Edition ・Variant Cover. However, avoid excessive UI-fication. Do not use real company names, organization names, or logos as is. The design should look natural even if actually displayed in an overseas comic shop. 【Concept】 The viewer should naturally feel, "This work really has been serialized in America for decades." What matters is not merely an American-comic-style illustration. It is to make the viewer feel a non-existent comic culture, a non-existent publication history, and even the history of a non-existent popular series.