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A comic book cover inspired by the 1940s horror comics, blending realistic yet subtly eerie Halloween elements. The cover features a dimly lit, misty autumn forest with deep, earthy tones—muted oranges, soft grays, and dark greens. At the center stands a life-sized porcelain doll in an old-fashioned, delicate lace dress. The doll has large, glassy eyes and slightly cracked porcelain skin, giving it a sense of realism and an unsettling presence. Despite its creepiness, there’s an innocence to its delicate features and small, faint smile. The scene is set in a secluded part of the forest, where tall trees with twisting branches surround a patch of fallen leaves and old, gnarled roots. On the ground near the doll are small, faded ren’s toys: a vintage teddy bear with one eye missing, and a tiny rusted tea set partially buried in the leaves. There are carved pumpkins with glowing, soft yellow candlelight inside, their faces slightly melancholy and reflective of the autumn air. The moonlight filters through the branches, casting a gentle, ethereal glow on the doll, making the porcelain shine with a lifelike quality. In the shadows, a pair of subtle glowing eyes hints at a hidden presence, blending both mystery and a sense of being watched. The title, “Whispers in the Woods,” is in elegant, vintage serif lettering, slightly eroded and blending with the background. A tagline below reads, “Where hood Dreams Turn Chilling.” True Grit Texture Supply effects are used to enhance realism while maintaining a vintage feel: delicate grain and paper texture create a tactile, aged look, while gentle halftone shading softens the light. The colors are natural yet slightly desaturated, with distressed edges to evoke the feeling of an old photograph or worn storybook. The overall aesthetic balances a creepy realism with a nostalgic, almost dreamlike atmosphere, making it both eerie and strangely comforting.

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