Vintage comic book cover of “Flux Girl” with the title in yellow text. Below the title is a bold tagline in fancy font asking “Can Flux Girl Stop AI no Senshi?”. Both the A and I in “AI” are capitalized. The 1950s pulp art style drawing depicts a super villainess in a pantsuit. The woman would be attractive if not for her three arms, each of which has 6 fingers. The villainess is laughing confidently and each of her three arms each holds a long rapier. Around the woman are normal looking civilians who are running away and screaming in terror at the sight of the villain.

Side view man sits in front large tall slot machine without reels named:"AI picture generator",its screen has half clear half deformed picture. The man is in angry shouting , at the slot machine position, his face is red with anger arms spread with palms open, above him speech bubble text :"Not THIS!". From his pants side pockets falls white towel to the floor, From the machine squire message box yellow on black aidmaTextImprover with text:"AI: you have no control over me". piles of broken pictures encircle, background piles of broken pictures incomplete pictures , 1950s pulp art style , Perfect hand, aidmaTextImprover

Inspired by underground comics from the 50s and 70s and artists such as Robert Crumb and Rand Holmes, create a striking vector illustration portrait of a ((humanized round onion character)) in pulp novel style, for a vintage comic book with the red title "WHY DO I MAKE YOU CRY?". The character's features will tend to be humanized, expressing sadness and anger, to provoke laughter in the viewer, with sharp, clean lines and high contrast colors typical of pop art. Use a bright color palette and stylized shadows to enhance the dramatic and striking effect for a vintage comic book cover, 50s pulp art style. The background is black 50s pulp art, with a strong science fiction style.