A comic book cover inspired by vintage horror comics from the 1950s

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A comic book cover inspired by vintage horror comics from the 1950s-1970s, using a limited palette of cream, grey, and vantablack for an eerie and dramatic look. At the center, an extreme close-up of a gentleman skeleton, dressed in a tattered, high-collared Victorian suit with subtle sci-fi elements. His smile is elegant yet haunting, and his deep eye sockets glow faintly, radiating a sense of deadly allure. Bushy, exaggerated eyebrows sit above the sunken eyes, intensifying his gaze. Around him, wind blows through open doors, and candles flicker before disappearing, leaving nothing but shadows. The curtains billow violently, hinting at supernatural forces at work. The scene evokes a sense of tragic romance, as if a figure from the beyond has arrived to take someone’s hand for their final journey. In the background, hints of a foggy street or an abandoned manor emerge through swirling mist. Shadows stretch unnaturally, as if alive, creating a sense of dread. The composition is hyper-detailed, with every crack in the skull, fold of fabric, and flicker of light meticulously drawn. The title at the top reads "SEASONS DO NOT FEAR THE REAPER" in jagged, irregular lettering that seems to drip with darkness. A small tagline underneath teases: “He had taken her hand... and they both began to fly.” In the top-left corner, the issue is marked "NO. 13", with a price of 35¢. A distressed barcode sits in the bottom-right corner, blending into the dark shadows of the cover. The overall aesthetic combines dnddarkestfantasy and ne0nfant4sy, with maximum detail and dramatic contrasts, capturing the mood of a haunting final farewell.

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