Placeholder: God/Deicide [Art by Kelley Jones] God/Deicide God/Deicide God/Deicide God/Deicide [Art by Kelley Jones] God/Deicide God/Deicide God/Deicide

@generalpha

Prompt

God/Deicide [Art by Kelley Jones] God/Deicide God/Deicide God/Deicide

statue, doubles, twins, entangled fingers, Worst Quality, ugly, ugly face, watermarks, undetailed, unrealistic, double limbs, worst hands, worst body, Disfigured, double, twin, dialog, book, multiple fingers, deformed, deformity, ugliness, poorly drawn face, extra_limb, extra limbs, bad hands, wrong hands, poorly drawn hands, messy drawing, cropped head, bad anatomy, lowres, extra digit, fewer digit, worst quality, low quality, jpeg artifacts, watermark, missing fingers, cropped, poorly drawn

6 days ago

Generate Similar

Explore Similar

Model

SSD-1B

Guidance Scale

7

Dimensions

1280 × 720

Similar

God/Deicide [Art by Kelley Jones] God/Deicide God/Deicide God/Deicide
[1979 in Heavy Metal Magazine Vol. 2, #10 by Philippe Caza] Jacob wrestling with angel
God/Deicide
. His muscular form is defined by years of battle, and his chiseled features bear the scars of countless encounters. In his hands, Conan wields a warhammer, its weight seemingly insignificant within his mighty grasp. The weapon gleams in the sunlight, a testament to the countless foes it has crushed under its devastating blows. With every sinewy muscle flexed, Conan exudes an aura of raw power and indomitable strength.
God/Deicide [art by Dorohedoro] God/Deicide God/Deicide God/Deicide
[Frazetta tribute sketch by Marco Turini] God/Deicide
[art by George Perez] THE DEATH DEALER: tribeless barbarian in a large forest that, after the end of the Ice Age, will one day become the Mediterranean sea. When the Mongol-esque Kitzaak Horde invade the forest, various parties try to recruit Gath's aid to defend against them. One of them, the beautiful sorceress Cobra, gives Gath a helmet possessed by the god of death. The helmet gives him godlike power but at the same time tries to break Gath to its will. With the help of the worldly travellin
In the desolate steppe, Conan stands tall, Fierce eyes blazing, his grip tight on a warhammer's thrall. His hair wild, the wind whipping through, A warrior's gaze, piercing and true. Muscles honed by battles fought, Scars etched on his face, lessons hard-wrought. Warhammer gleaming, a weapon of might, Conan embodies strength, a force to ignite. Defiance and resilience in his every stance, A symbol of justice, ready to advance. With untamed power and unwavering will, Conan's legend grows, his des
[Frazetta tribute sketch by Marco Turini] God/Deicide
[art by Dorohedoro] Necromancy is the summoning of and speech with the dead, as is shown by its etymology; for it is derived from the Greek word Nekros, meaning a corpse, and Manteia, meaning divination. And they accomplish this by working some spell over the blood of a man or some animal, knowing that the devil delights in such sin, and loves blood and the pouring out of blood. Wherefore, when they think that they call the dead from hell to answer their questions, it is the devils in the likene
[art by Michael Kaluta] a fleshy-skinned male devil emerged, his presence commanding respect and fear in equal measure. Flying high above the clouds, the devil let out a thunderous roar that reverberated through the sky, his muscular form exuding a raw, primal power that sent shivers down the spines of the Winkie Guards below.
. His muscular form is defined by years of battle, and his chiseled features bear the scars of countless encounters. In his hands, Conan wields a warhammer, its weight seemingly insignificant within his mighty grasp. The weapon gleams in the sunlight, a testament to the countless foes it has crushed under its devastating blows. With every sinewy muscle flexed, Conan exudes an aura of raw power and indomitable strength.

© 2025 Stablecog, Inc.