A cinematic, wordless splash page comic cover of Medusa, reimagined as a Naga sn

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A cinematic, wordless splash page comic cover of Medusa, reimagined as a Naga snake woman hybrid. Full-length portrait, candid over-the-shoulder pose, set in a haunting pine barren forest. Her design: bald, hairless, with a serpentine lower body, snake skin tattoos, piercing snake pupils, and ornate black metal corpse paint evoking Grace Jones. She wears a sleek snake skin dress, her anatomy rendered in Frederic Delavier’s muscular precision. Background: a surreal pine barren forest at magic hour, blending with a cosmic galaxy, stars, and an abyss-like void of darkness. Double exposure effect creates an optical illusion, with pine trees morphing into ink drips and subliminal orchids. Style: gritty noir comic art inspired by Joelle Jones and Sean Gordon Murphy, with Gerardo Zaffino’s charcoal textures. Colors: bleak muted tones with deep fiery ROYGBIV accents, forest greens, and earthy browns. Craftsmanship: scratchy angular pencil underlay with bold ink overlay, ink drips forming pine tree patterns. Themes: absurd horror, cosmic surrealism, nyctophobia, and rewilding. A bold, expressive, and cinematic poster-worthy piece, blending anatomical detail, surreal horror, and comic art mastery.

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