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Create a finished square Instagram feed banner promoting the webcomic “Ink & Thunder.” Use a classic Silver Age comic-book print treatment: white paper substrate, loud action-yellow, impact-red, force-blue and knockout-white ink, visible regular Ben-Day dots in color areas, thick hard black outlines, diagonal speed lines radiating from the central artwork, and sparse Kirby Krackle dots in the shadows. Keep all text crisp, correctly spelled, and limited to these exact strings: “INK & THUNDER”, “WEB COMIC”, “Every mark leaves a scar.”, “READ THE SERIES”. No other lettering, logos, or watermarks. Typography: Make “INK & THUNDER” the dominant headline, spanning most of the upper third. Use large bold American comic hand-lettering with mildly uneven stroke widths, rounded confident forms, a slight forward slant, subtle ink accumulation at joins, and a clean black outline. Fill the letters with saturated action yellow and overlay a visible halftone dot screen. Add a restrained offset contour for separation; keep every character individually readable. Composition: Place the small “WEB COMIC” label above the headline. In the central panel, show a lone, non-identifiable cloaked figure seen from behind, standing on a rain-dark rooftop as a sharp lightning bolt cuts through an ink-cloud burst. Form the bolt with tapered black brush-ink edges and a white core; surround it with red and blue jagged burst shapes, halftone shadows, and radiating speed lines. Keep the figure generic, with no visible face, costume insignia, or specific story details. Set “Every mark leaves a scar.” beneath the scene as a short supporting line, then “READ THE SERIES” in a compact bottom call-to-action panel. Maintain generous margins, a clear hierarchy, and strong legibility at phone size. Flat four-color comic printing with slight register offset, crisp ink edges, no photorealism, no gradients that obscure the dot screen.