stacked typography — silhouette with stacked top title

An illustrated movie poster in a dramatic mid-century adventure style depicts a nuclear mushroom cloud towering over a stormy sea, set beneath roiling gray clouds. Near the top edge, the title blazes in large red block capitals reading "TITLE", stacked in two lines and centered. The red letters have a slightly weathered texture, their edges crisp against the clouds. In the upper-left area, the mushroom cloud's vast gray cap billows outward, its cauliflower texture rendered in layered smoke. The smoke churns in slow billows, lit from within by the fire below. In the upper-right corner, the clouds streak away from the blast in pale ribbons, radiating outward. Distant smaller clouds gather at the frame's edges, darkening toward the corners. At the center of the composition, a furious orange-yellow fireball burns at the cloud's waist, molten and ragged, feeding a thick dark column that plunges toward the sea. Sparks and burning debris trail from the fireball's ragged edges. The column itself is a churning mass of dark gray and brown, dense as a thunderhead. In the lower-center area, the column's base explodes into white spray where it meets the waves. On the right side of the frame, a vintage four-engine propeller bomber banks in silhouette, dark against the pale clouds, its wings tilted. Its propellers are frozen mid-spin, the fuselage dark and featureless. In the lower-right corner, a dark submarine cuts through choppy deep-blue waves, its conning tower and two periscope masts rising at the right, the long hull stretching left with white foam breaking at its bow. Foam streams from the bow wave, and the hull shows riveted plates and hatches. In the lower-left corner, foam-topped swells crash against the poster's edge, their crests bright against the troughs. Across the bottom edge, the waves roll in heavy sculpted swells, their crests foaming white against navy troughs. The cloud bands show streaky, wind-torn textures, radiating like spokes. The lighting is dominated by the blast's glow, the fireball casting hot orange light onto the cloud's underside while the surrounding storm clouds darken to slate, the sea catching cold gray highlights on each wave crest, the airplane and submarine rendered as near-black silhouettes. Overall, the poster balances a colossal vertical explosion against a horizontal band of heaving sea, in a palette of ash gray, flame orange, steel blue, and deep navy, in a dramatic painted style that feels cataclysmic, tense, and sweepingly cinematic.