Vintage pulp magazine cover in the style of 1930s horror illustrations featuring a dramatic and

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Model: Flux Pro 1.1 Ultra
Prompt: Vintage pulp magazine cover in the style of 1930s horror illustrations, featuring a dramatic and eerie scene: at the center, a menacing bald undead man with pale grayish skin, hollow cheeks, glowing red eyes, and a skeletal grimacing face with exposed teeth, dressed in tattered dark rags, extending a bony skeletal hand with claw-like fingers towards a frightened young woman; the woman has curly auburn hair, wide fearful eyes, red lips parted in shock, wearing a low-cut golden gown that slips off one shoulder, reclining backwards on a dark misty background as if recoiling in terror; bold red and yellow title text "ACE MYSTERY MAGAZINE" at the top in large block letters, with "10¢" in a red circle on the left, "FULL 128 PAGES!" in yellow on the right, and "ACE" in a small red badge; below the title, story blurb "BRIDE FOR THE HALF-DEAD Novella by MARQUIS WARREN" in white and yellow text; additional text at the bottom "PRINCESS OF THE DEAD Novel by RUSSELL BENDER" and smaller credits; overall color palette of deep purples, blacks, and vibrant accents on a foggy, shadowy backdrop with subtle horror elements like faint graveyard mist and dim lighting for a pulp adventure atmosphere, highly detailed, retro comic book art style with exaggerated expressions and dynamic composition.
Resolution: 2:3