UNDERGROUND Comics FLUXUnderground comics now for Flux! With detailed, cartoonish characters from comic book covers of the 60s-70sMake Covers:<code>vintage comic book cover </code> Make Artworks:<code>vintage comic book illustration</code> Make Comic Strip Panels :<code>Two vintage comic book panels featuring […]. In the top panel […]. In the bottom panel […]. "</code>Guidance:<code>5 - 8</code>––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––LEGACY Edition FLUX &amp; SD3.5LRemaster of the original SDXL version. Using the same dataset and more or less the same recipe.Capable of making both covers, as well as artworks: Cover Trigger:<code>vintage comic book cover </code> Artwork Trigger:<code>vintage comic book style</code> or simply avoid using quotation-marks or mentioning title/text etcRemember that Flux &amp; SD3.5 prompts are case sensitive, this is especially useful for titles.See 'About this version' for more info.Support your Wizard – post your images to the gallery ♥––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––FLUX Sci-fi PulpMake your own comic book front page.The LoRA adds better ’grittyness’, ’vintageness’ and ’pulpyness’ compared to base flux. Trained on 23 pulp style comic book covers from the 40s-50s.This LoRA likes sci-fi stuff, so feel free to embrace the retro-futuristic aesthetics by using word like: Ray gun, Glass helmet, futuristic, rocket ship, science fiction etcetera If you're not getting the pulp aesthetics right, try prompting 1950s pulp art, pulp novel style, or similar.’Small callout burst’ is great to use. You can also get more vintage feeling with ’creases’, ’used condition’, ’damaged corner’, ’stains’, but it can easily go overboard.Happy to see you share your creations in the gallery below! Any buzz-tip goes straight to finetuning more Flux-LoRAs ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––SDXLCheck out the version tab for different styles / eras.Latest version is grittier, less pulp and more focused on ink. Inspired by the underground comics of the 50s - 70s and artists like Will Eisner, Robert Crumb and Rand Holmes.Hopefully you'll notice a better text coherace and better variations on the titles.Use a 2:3 aspect ratio and keep your prompts simple. To get better titles use this format: <code>vintage comic book with the title "xyz"</code>Try different checkpoint models for more or less 'illustrated' look. I recommend PixelWave or PixelWaveTurbo for more illustrated look, and TurboVision for a more detailed and semi-realistic type of illustrations. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––SD1.5• Use a 2:3 aspect ratio and keep your prompts short and simple. • Hi-Res fix and 768x1152 is recommended • Showcase images use Dreamshaper

Wizard's Vintage Comic Book Cover

Remaster of the original SDXL version, here is the Legacy version for SD3.5L.I have mostly used these settings: LoRA Strength: 0.8-1.0 Sampler: DDIM SGM_Uniform Guidance: 3.5-7.0 Model: SD3.5L Turbo Steps: 8 Size: 832x1216 Timestep Shift: 4 or 6Trained on a single image, so naturally it is overfit in some areas; mainly typography, pose and style, (the last one being deliberate). Will release a version with bigger a dataset in the future. Get more variation/flexibility by lowering the LoRA strength

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