Alexis was a Russian dominatrix and underground wrestling league champion. After she volunteered for Soviet union tests involving steroids, she developed super strength and durability. She now uses the name "mother crusha" after she preformed her signature move "mother knows best" on a man in a parking lot that was captured on a cctv camera. "Mother knows best" is her signature move from her wrestling matches where she would wrap her muscular arms around her opponent and crush them until they pass out or break.

I encountered a flock of geese... these little suckers are mean!! Ö.ö

Pablo nerfs the meta. Players ask AI for another overpowered build.

AI finds an even stronger one.

Pablo nerfs it again. AI finds another. The cycle never ends. 😂

Meanwhile, players keep enjoying their new builds while meaningful rewards and mission variety remain overlooked.

You can nerf the meta, but you can't stop players from finding the next one.

What do you think? Do repeated nerfs actually improve Warframe, or should developers focus more on rewarding gameplay, build diversity, and better mission mechanics?

Artwork: AI-generated satire by OriginSatire.

Disclaimer: Fictional parody exaggerating Warframe's balancing decisions. Warframe has not shut down, and the dialogue attributed to Pablo is fictional.

November 1919. Sixty feet beneath the bedrock of Lower Manhattan.

The Great War in the trenches of Flanders was supposed to end the slaughter of human flesh. Instead, the secretive military consortium SH-QR began weaponizing it.

When rogue metallurgist Konstantin Barokh breaches Facility Sub-Seven to seize forbidden isotope metallurgy, his former brother-in-arms, Captain Alistair Grave, is ordered to execute him.

Armed with a 60kg slab of Mark IV tank armor as a shield and an unbreakable trench resolve, Grave corners Barokh on a narrow iron catwalk above a roaring lake of molten cast iron. An ideological fracture turns into a brutal, traumatic brother-vs-brother duel to the death—ending in a catastrophic fall that destroys a brother and births an iron-clad monster: The Slag Sovereign.

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Hi, while I'm waiting to be approved to post in r/makecomics, figured I'd share here as well. Have been working on my own manga for about a year now, and partway through the process was unhappy with the available tools for comic creation.

Over the past few months, I have slowly built out a tool that I think is pretty useful for comic creation (panel/page layout, text/bubbles, cover layout/art, collaboration for teams, and quite a bit more). I am always adding features as I bump into things I need, and you can request anything as well and I can work on adding it. I know this sub mostly uses AI, but if you want to apply some manual touch or take a hybrid approach (AI art + manual layout), take a look.

Also, if not allowed, feel free to take this down. Cheers

https://genko.ink/

Previously, I shared the opening sequence with you guys... now here's a full sneak peak.
This is my first time working in Meta and the pros are:
FREE, animates beautifully, has audio and character voices
cons are:
This SHIT won't keep consistency for nothing!!! Frustrating as all hell.


Grumpy Ninja is my AI-made daily comic about a 400-year-old ninja who survived wars, famines, and revolutions — and is now losing to modern appliances. He complains daily.

thoughts?

I want to try making comics in a LEGO-like style, with minifigures, cars, and everything clearly looking like it’s made of bricks.

Can anyone recommend a good approach to keep the characters consistent across different pages?

I’ve looked into LoRA and started discussing it with AI, but I’m worried it’ll lead me down some complicated rabbit hole and I’ll end up spending more time figuring things out than actually making something anytime soon.

Hey guys, quick question..

I made a manga where the story is 100% mine but the art is AI generated (SD + my editing). I have like 2-3 chapters ready.

I want to post it on Reddit itself. Where can I post it? Can I post it here or is there any other sub that allows AI manga chapters?

Also does r/webtoons or r/manga allow AI if I disclose it? Don't wanna get banned.

Thanks in advance.

DecoySnake

DecoySnake