A comic book cover in the style of vintage horror comics from the 1950s

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A comic book cover in the style of vintage horror comics from the 1950s-1970s. The focus is an extreme close-up of a gentleman skeleton with a sinister, elegant smile, exuding eerie charm. The skeleton wears a high-collared Victorian suit with subtle sci-fi elements, slightly tattered as if worn through centuries. Deep shadows engulf the eyes, with faint glowing highlights suggesting an unsettling presence. Thick, exaggerated eyebrows hover over the empty sockets, amplifying the intensity of the gaze. The illustration is hyper-detailed with jagged, expressive lines, capturing every crack, groove, and texture on the skull and fabric. The colors are vivid and moody: bleached whites and deep grays, with neon highlights in green and red for disturbing vibrancy. Dramatic lighting casts sharp contrasts, with shadows creeping along the composition, evoking a foggy nightscape. In the background, mist swirls ominously around hints of cobblestone streets and crooked buildings. At the top, the title reads “THE GENTLEMAN’S CURSE!” in bold, jagged letters, reminiscent of classic horror typography. A tagline underneath teases: “He smiles... but only the dead can smile back.” In the top left corner, a small text box indicates “ISSUE NO. 7”, with a price tag of 25¢. In the bottom right corner, a distressed barcode adds authenticity to the retro design.

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