if you download my LoRa you will see a bunch of keyword stack together without meaningful, this are the list sample of the keyword in order

1. Art, Comedic, Eyes, Style by Alex Maleev, Grid Layout

2. Bold, ??????? Comic Style, Faces, Style by Alfonso Azpiri, Issues

3. Exaggerated, Humorous, Gags, Style by Bill Ward, Playful

4. Expressions, Japanese, Rendering, Style by Erika Moen, Poses

5. Flow of Panels, Journalistic, Wide Panels, Style by Greg Hildebrandt, Real-life

6. Fluidity, Netorare (NTR), Eyes, Style by Guido Crepax, Reflects

7. Lines, Noir, Gags, Style by Oh! Great, Styles

8. Moody, Superhero, Rendering, Style by Ramba, Surreal < muses merge v01>

   

9. Perspective for Depth, Eyes, Wide Panels, Style by Takashi Tsukasa, Thin

10. Linework and Tone: Thick, Journalistic, Faces, Style by Vaughn Bodé, Vibrant

11. Seamless Transitions, ??????? Comic Style, Gags, Style by Alex Maleev, Wide Panels

12. Storytelling, Humorous, Rendering, Style by Alfonso Azpiri, Real-life

13. Surreal, Japanese, Wide Panels, Style by Bill Ward, Reflects

14. Thin, Comedic, Faces, Style by Erika Moen, Playful

15. Vibrant, Netorare (NTR), Gags, Style by Greg Hildebrandt, Poses

16. Grid Layout, Superhero, Rendering, Style by Guido Crepax, Issues

17. Playful, Noir, Eyes, Style by Oh! Great, Styles

18. Reflects, ??????? Comic Style, Gags, Style by Ramba, Surreal

1. Cartoony: Associated with Go Nagai (e.g., exploring Beetle Bailey)

2. Hentai: Refers to a specific genre with adult themes (e.g., Taimanin Asagi)

3. Superhero: Dynamic style often associated with Marvel comics

4. Humorous: Used for comedic effect (e.g., Cathy, Dilbert, The Far Side)

5. Manga: Expressive characters, often with a fantastical element (e.g., Mind Control)

1. Original: This is the very first version of 3 Epoch comic strip, the foundation from which everything else builds.

2. Merge: The "merge" version combines elements from different sources, potentially enriching the original comic with additional details or characters.

3. Extract: The "extract" version focuses on specific aspects of the original comic. This could involve simplifying the artwork or highlighting key elements for a different purpose.