I’ve been using some free AI image generating services to make some mini-comics, and I’d like to share them. These were generated by using FluxAI, AniFun, and Perchance. I used MagicEraser, PhotoEditorAI, and BeArt to make edits to individual panels. I also used ChatGPT to make some edits and changes, and of course GIMP to make some manual tweaks and adjustments. MS Paint version 5.1 was used for lettering when needed. I think these mini-comics turned out really well considering the wide variety of tools I used to make them.
But first, I want to remind everyone to download and play my new video game Nova Venus. This new video game is what I consider to be my ultimate achievement as a writer, a creator, and a game designer. Fans of my work will find much to enjoy in Nova Venus, which has up to 25 hours of compelling science fiction writing, quests, activities, mini games, and even two full games within Nova Venus itself. It’s an experience like no other, and a work of speculative science fiction about androids and the ways that humans interact with them.
Download it from the link above and give it a go on your Windows PC. Mac, iOS, Linux, and Android users can try these compatibility layer software tools to get Nova Venus running on their platform:
- Mac: CrossOver, Wine
- iOS: RPGPlayer, QuestPlay
- Linux: Bottles, Proton
- Android: GameNative, GameHub
And now, the mini-comics! First, some single-page comics that I made to test out the functionality of these AI image generating sites.
Here’s the first one that became the first multi-page mini-comic I attempted.
I hope you like Manga.
Here’s a strong signal from DA SPACE.
This one took the longest to make and had the most effort put into correcting, editing, and re-generating pages, but it turned out very well I think.
This one was inspired by the actual Moya humanoid robot currently being made by a company called DroidUp.
This mini-comic features a character from Nova Venus. If you’ve met Anna, then you know.
Here’s another character from Nova Venus.
If you remember that Logan’s Run parody from Family Guy 15 years ago, then this will look familiar to you.
If you’ve played my game Mechatropolis, then you might remember the way I made Clippy into a female android companion you can find in that game. Here’s the AI art generator’s take on that scene.
And last but not least, here is a 3-page mini-comic parody of Archie comics, in which Jughead finds something more appealing than food.
