I was curious what would happen if I took a bunch of raw comic book pages, did some very basic captioning, and turned it into a LoRA. To keep the look consistent, I used three issues from an old "medical romance" comic series (see if you can guess which one!). The results are, quite frankly, terrible. I'm not presenting this as a LoRA you should actually use, but rather to show what happens when you create one trained on the broader idea of a "comic book" page.It's a failure, but at least it's an interesting and instructive failure. Obviously, everyone should consider this to be extremely experimental. You can trigger the LoRA with "nursecomics," or with most nurse-related phrases, as I used exactly none of the best practices one should use for captioning a complex LoRA.That said, the layouts this generates are actually pretty interesting. I've found that giving the LoRA 5-10 more sampling steps to generate additional details helps.

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