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Since I'd previously AI generated a few characters and places from Maldene, I thought maybe I might show a few and briefly describe their place in the world of Maldene. This is a picture of Grong standing next to a normal 5'10" human man. Grong works as the head General for the villainous Miro (My-roh) and is even more of a brute and a bully than he looks. He first appears in Maldene II: Mysteries Of Olde and spells trouble anytime he shows up, and ends up becoming a challenge for Bronto, the strong man on the good-guy's side. Bronto is the guy in the other pic shown alone by himself (the one that knows how to smile). So, who do think will win once these two face off?

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While messing around with AI for some pics and a trailer now for my inspector Flaatphut series, I decided it's about high time I created some new covers for the first two stories in the series. So may I now present, the world unveiling (I haven't even updated the covers on Amazon yet) of the new covers for "Project Looking Glass" and "The U.M.I. Corp Connection". So, what'd'yall think?