A 1940s-style horror comic book cover featuring a rap-performing anthropomorphic

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a 1940s-style horror comic book cover featuring a rap-performing anthropomorphic rat in oversized streetwear. The rat stands upright, dressed in a baggy hoodie with a bold, graffiti-style print, loose jeans, and chunky skate shoes. His fur is dark, slightly ragged, but he oozes confidence, gripping a vintage-style microphone in one paw. The hoodie’s hood is up, shadowing his face, leaving just enough light to reveal glowing red eyes and a sly grin. The background is a dark, eerie alleyway filled with graffiti, fog creeping around the edges, and a dim streetlight casting long shadows, adding a sinister atmosphere to the scene. The vibe is unsettling but cool, blending horror with urban street culture. The title 'Rap Rodent: Streets of Terror' is emblazoned across the top in bold, cracked lettering, designed to look aged and worn, typical of 1940s horror comic fonts. Beneath the title, the tagline reads: 'He’s Got the Beat… and the Bite!' hinting at the rat’s menacing edge. Dark, muted tones are used throughout, with faded colors and distressed paper textures giving the cover a true vintage feel. Standard elements like 'Issue #1', '10¢' price, and a retro publisher's logo are included, all with a slight grit texture for authenticity, reinforcing the comic book’s aged, slightly dark appearance

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