Mexica Mother Portrait in Black-and-White Comic Style

Frank Miller Sin City comic book style, pre-Columbian Mesoamerica portrait, Texcoco circa 1500 AD: BUST PORTRAIT of a Mexica mother, head and shoulders framing, face split by hard dramatic side lighting — left half illuminated in paper-white, right half swallowed by pure ink-black shadow, tears streaming as bold white vertical streaks on illuminated cheek, mouth open mid-speech for lip-sync animation, expression of raw terror and desperation: eyes wide with primal fear, brows furrowed, lips parted in silent wail, gaze directed slightly to the right off-camera, wearing traditional huipil tunic with geometric embroidered patterns visible in white highlights, hair in authentic Mexica style: center-parted braids wrapped with simple fiber cords, no European elements, pure high-contrast black and white only, no grayscale, no mid-tones, extreme chiaroscuro, graphic novel aesthetic, PURE BLACK BACKGROUND (Sin City noir style), subject isolated by light against void, no environmental distractions, optimized for lip-sync animation: clear mouth visibility, expressive facial muscles, stable head position, emotional intensity readable at small scale, no color, no anachronisms, no jewelry beyond simple clay or obsidian beads, no feathers (commoner status), no helmets, no European textiles or fasteners --ar 16:9 --style raw --v 6.0