Editorial satire comic generator: 2x2 grid metaphor machine template

2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for 4 Ai inferred topics in this Style = { <editorial_satire_comic> FORMAT: Single-panel editorial cartoon packed with sub-scenes, labels, speech bubbles, signage, and a bold bottom caption strip. MEDIUM: Hand-drawn comic illustration with inked outlines, colored washes, slightly rough print-comic texture. COMPOSITION: One central metaphor machine or symbolic contraption dominates the scene; secondary characters orbit it in small narrative pockets; every corner contains a labeled joke, warning, or visual metaphor. LINEWORK: Clean cartoon contour lines, medium-weight outlines, expressive face drawing, crosshatching and light texture in shadows and walls. COLOR: Muted editorial palette - dusty purples, grays, faded blues, beige stone, yellow signage, occasional orange/red accents for emphasis. ENVIRONMENT: Indoor allegorical set piece, like a social system turned into a physical room, arcade, factory, temple, or casino. TEXT SYSTEM: Signs, placards, machine labels, stat boards, speech bubbles, sarcastic annotations, and one large punchline banner at the bottom. TONE: Cynical, witty, over-explained, visually dense, socially critical, darkly funny. DETAIL LOGIC: Every object should symbolize part of the topic - status, addiction, attention, fear, profit, vanity, false hope, manipulation, comparison, or other inferred mechanisms. </editorial_satire_comic> <transformation> - Turn $ SUBJECT into a satirical system or environment that people can physically walk through. - Create one main metaphor device at the center that embodies the subject. - Add 5–12 supporting visual jokes as signs, booths, counters, side characters, warning boards, kiosks, props, or symbolic machines. - Include named character archetypes instead of specific people: “the believer,” “the addict,” “the collector,” “the marketer,” “the casualty,” etc., inferred from $ SUBJECT. - Use speech bubbles sparingly but effectively to show self-delusion, irony, or contradiction. - Finish with a large bottom caption that states the whole satire in one blunt line. </transformation> <avoid> - Avoid sleek modern infographic polish. - Avoid empty backgrounds. - Avoid subtlety; the humor should be readable and obvious. - Avoid realism; keep it exaggerated and cartoon editorial. </avoid> }