A solitary detective in a long coat stands in a rainy, neon-lit futuristic city street at night, holding a gun. Digital billboards display fragmented text and imagery, reflecting on the wet pavement. Skyscrapers rise in the background.

A cinematic, moody cover image set at night, blending sci-fi and noir detective aesthetics. In the foreground, slightly off-center, a solitary detective figure stands in three-quarter profile. The figure is human, wearing a long dark coat with a high collar, one hand partially visible holding a thin, glowing device (a Connect), casting a pale cyan light onto the fingers. The face is mostly in shadow—recognizable as human, tired, and alert—but the eyes catch a faint reflection of light, suggesting suspicion and intelligence rather than heroism. Behind the detective, the cityscape stretches upward: a futuristic Canadian metropolis with clean but cold architecture. Skyscrapers are sleek and angular, some with transparent façades revealing faint circuitry patterns embedded in the glass. Digital billboards hover rather than stand, displaying fragmented imagery—an actress’s face, medical diagrams, biometric outlines—slightly glitched, as if censored or corrupted. Floating subtly in the midground is the ghostly outline of a woman’s face—beautiful, symmetrical, almost too perfect. Her skin has an unnatural porcelain sheen, with faint metallic veins visible beneath the surface. Her expression is calm, unreadable. She appears fragmented, as though composed of overlapping holographic layers, suggesting enhancement, fabrication, or erasure. She is watching, but from nowhere specific. The color palette is restrained and symbolic: * Deep midnight blues and charcoal blacks dominate the See more