Strange Cover Univers of Marvel_Flux

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Addional materiel :

Hello, you can find here a additional style Marvel materiel, you can now place the english name of super heros or super vilain, i am not strong in english and i use Forence for créat a détailler prompt. also try the year of 1988 to 1992

have a nice noltagia ;-) and the more funrious possible.

Several exemple of prompts you can also find it in the pictrure via Comfyui :

no naked and perfect body with perfect head, all have only two arms and all have inlo two legs, vintage photo, The background appears to be a place of Paris Eiffel Tower, who waltz

with the emotion elated, A comic book cover from the Marvel Comics Super Heroes series featuring a dynamic illustration of a black panther in action. the comic book style is reminiscent of comic book art, with bold lines and vibrant colors. in the center of the image, a muscular, blue-skinned superhero, presumably Black Panther, is depicted in mid-air, with his arms stretched out wide and a determined expression on his face. he is wearing his iconic blue suit, complete with a mask covering his eyes and a belt around his waist. his body is muscular and athletic, and he is surrounded by lush greenery and trees in the background, with a yellow banner at the bottom that reads "Black Panther" in bold, black lettering. the card itself is square in shape and has a red border around the edges.

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no naked and perfect body with perfect head, all have only two arms and all have inlo two legs, colored photo, The background appears to be a water, who crawl

with the emotion enraged, A comic book cover featuring a dynamic female superhero named Phoenix from the Marvel Comics universe, depicted in a dynamic pose against a fiery explosion background. Phoenix, a female character with a fiery orange and yellow color scheme, is shown in the center of the image, wearing a tight, form-fitting red bodysuit that accentuates her muscular physique and fierce expression. her hair is styled in a mohawk-like fashion, and she is surrounded by splashes of orange, yellow, and black, creating a dynamic and energetic atmosphere. the background features a large, full moon in the top left corner, and the words "super heroes™" and "phoenix" are written in bold, white text at the bottom right corner, along with a yellow banner that reads "marvel comics" in a comic book style font.

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no naked and perfect body with perfect head, all have only two arms and all have inlo two legs, futuriste photo, The background appears to be a The Pyramids of Giza, who fly

with the emotion terrified, A comic book cover from the 1970s, featuring a yellow and green superhero, electro, in a dynamic pose in the center of the image. electro, a muscular, green-skinned man with spiky hair and a fierce expression, is in the middle of the frame, throwing a powerful punch with his right hand. he is surrounded by a chaotic cityscape with crumbling buildings and debris in the background. the comic book style is reminiscent of comic book art, with bold lines and vibrant colors, giving the image a dynamic and exciting feel. the text "super-villains™" and "electro™" are prominently displayed at the top of the poster, along with the Marvel Comics logo. electro is the main subject, standing confidently in the foreground, with his fists raised in a defensive stance, ready to take on any challenge that comes his way. he has a strong, muscular build and is wearing a green suit with yellow accents, which stands out against the chaotic backdrop of the cityscape. the poster is framed in a square shape, with a green border around the edges, giving it a classic and timeless look.

I present a Flux model trained on the Marvel Universe—based on 345 covers, including issues of Strange, Spécial Strange, and Titans France.

With sincere gratitude to the brilliant artists who shaped these iconic visuals, especially those from Marvel’s French editions whose work was often overlooked or uncredited:

Joe Simon (co-creator of Captain America)

Stan Lee (Editor-in-Chief & co-writer of most Golden/Silver Age Marvel hits)

Jack Kirby (co-architect of the Marvel Universe — Fantastic Four, Hulk, Thor, X-Men…)

Larry Lieber (scripter of early Iron Man, Daredevil, and Thor stories, Stan Lee’s brother)

Steve Englehart (landmark runs on Avengers, Captain America, and Detective Comics)

Walter Simonson (legendary Thor run, Thor #337–462 — iconic for its mythic grandeur)

Chris Claremont (definitive X-Men run, 1975–1991)

Steve Ditko *(co-creator of Spider-Man & Doctor Strange — note: previously misspelled "Dilko")

John Romita Sr. (defined the visual identity of Spider-Man and Captain America in the 1960s–70s)

Gene Colan (master of mood and shadow — Daredevil, Tomb of Dracula, Secret Wars covers)

Michel Valette *(pivotal French artist for Marvel France; known for dynamic storytelling on X-Men, Thor, and original spreads in Titans)

Sylvain Domenech (renowned for his luminous, cinematic cover art — notably for Titans, Fiction, and Marvel’s French reprints)

Alex Raymond (influential American comic pioneer—Flash Gordon—whose narrative dynamism inspired generations, including French illustrators of the 1970s)

Jean Giraud (Moebius) (visionary; contributed unpublished layouts and conceptual work for Marvel France in the late 1970s — especially on experimental projects like L’Incal collaborations and Titans-style fantasy spreads)

Michel Faure (prolific atelier artist—hundreds of pages for Spider-Man, Captain America, and Titans under Marvel France, often unsigned)

Patrick Galle (collaborator on Marvel French reprints and original features; known for expressive figure work)

Daniel Espana (frequently worked as “Dan Espy” — contributed bold, dramatic covers for Titans and Fiction Special, sometimes with surreal compositions)

Neal Adams (revolutionized comic art realism in the 1970s; his dynamic poses and chiaroscuro lighting deeply influenced French cover aesthetics — notably on DC’s Batman, but his style permeated Marvel France’s promotional art)

And above all—our deepest respect to the unsung artists, inkers, colorists, letterers, and studio assistants at Marvel France (1970s–1980s) whose names never appeared on the cover:

→ Jean-Pierre Bertrand, Yves Chaland (early freelance), Jean-Claude Merriën, Bernard Farkal, and many others whose identities remain anonymous in archived production records.

Thank you to all creators—known and unknown—for your craft, courage, and creativity.

All information regarding prompts and the workflow is embedded directly in the image. Simply load the image into ComfyUI, and it will automatically execute the full pipeline.

Alternatively, here is a sequence of manual prompts you can use instead:

all have only two arms and all have only two legs, perfect body and perfect head, post-apocalytic photo, The background appears to be a abandoned place, with VeuveNoir and Savage and city who crawl & whisper and clumsily stumble,

with the emotion anxious, terrified

SPECIAL Strange cover, Michel Valette drew, The overall mood of the image is a comics Marvel cover ambience, LE JOURNAL DES SUPER-HEROS, tout en couleur, MENSUEL

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all have only two arms and all have only two legs, perfect body and perfect head, retro photo, The background appears to be a Banff National Park in Canada, with Ironman and Hercule and Magneto who climb and soar,

with the emotion afraid, enraged

TitanS cover, Neal Adams drew, The overall mood of the image is a comics Marvel cover ambience, LE JOURNAL DES SUPER-HEROS, tout en couleur, MENSUEL

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all have only two arms and all have only two legs, perfect body and perfect head, retro photo, The background appears to be a The Sydney Opera House, with Superheros woman flying and CaptainAmerica and Wanda who soar and limp,

with the emotion mournful, afraid

Strange cover, Neal Adams drew, The overall mood of the image is a comics Marvel cover ambience, LE JOURNAL DES SUPER-HEROS, tout en couleur, MENSUEL