Pulp Comic Style Poster Design with Multiple Characters Prompt

A prompt for Nano Banana Pro (via Lovart) to create a dynamic, high-impact poster design in a 'pulp' or 'picaresque' comic style, featuring three specific characters from reference images. It specifies a bold color palette (red, black, white, yellow), geometric distortion, dynamic movement, and highly stylized typography with varying size and angle for Japanese text.

Pulp Comic Style Poster Design with Multiple Characters Prompt

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