Use the image I've attached. Repaint it as the cover of a 1940s pulp fiction magazine in the {{genre}} genre, keeping the same subject, pose and composition, turned up to full drama. If there are people in it, keep their faces, skin tones, hairstyles, builds and expressions recognizably theirs, dressed as they are in the image, with no pin-up poses. Style: a painted cover illustration in thick, glossy oils with saturated, lurid color, like vivid reds, acid yellows and deep blues; dramatic colored light from below or behind; a heightened moment of action or suspense built around what's already in the image, with genre props and scenery added around the subject; bold, simple shapes that read from across a newsstand. Across the top, a big masthead reading "{{magazine_name}}" in chunky, slightly distressed hand-lettering, spelled exactly as written, and a small price box reading "25 cents". Show the cover flat, with worn corners, a few creases and yellowed, pulpy paper. Don't imitate any real magazine's logo. No other words, gore, logos or watermarks. Format: portrait, 2:3.