Congratulations, Wragg, on this bold experiment in story illustration. It is interesting to learn how much work is involved in attempting to resolve consistency between the images. Your avatar provided the first indication that you had been working with A.I. and you now have a broad range of experience in a variety of media.
As Jolly has already observed, some of the results are sympathetic to the linear style of your original artwork. Many appear to have required some enhancement, e.g. details of the facial expressions being manually painted in PSP. This evidently involves more work than simply prompting the programme to produce an image.
Whilst the consistency of the series has presented a number of challenges, most of the pictures retain stylistic idiosyncrasies which set them apart from the usual A.I. photo-realism. Perhaps the exception is the new version of 'Dux Rebellum' (I suspect A.I. is struggling to reproduce written text). The starting point, being a manipulation, already contains photo-realistic elements, and the A.I. contribution is largely on the lines of a blending filter. Nice work, Wragg!
