A four-panel manga-style comic illustration titled "黒船来航 SF風味". Overall style: A humorous fusion of retro science fiction and Japanese historical drama. The first three panels use a cinematic sci-fi manga style with futuristic spacecraft, while the final panel suddenly changes into a realistic Edo-period historical illustration style, creating a strong contrast. Panel 1: A gigantic black futuristic spaceship resembling a steam-powered "black ship" appears over the sea near Edo-era Japan in 1853. The ship has a mysterious alien-like appearance, glowing technology, and heavy smoke-like exhaust. Edo-period people on the shore stare in panic and confusion at the enormous vessel. Speech bubbles: 「なんじゃあれは!?」 「黒い化け物か!?」 Caption: 「1853年7月8日、日本の海に黒い巨大な船が現れた」 Panel 2: Inside the futuristic ship, Perry and his American crew are depicted as space explorers wearing classic retro sci-fi uniforms inspired by old space adventure stories. Perry looks confident but slightly tired, as if he was sent on an unwanted long mission. Edo officials look shocked and confused. Perry speech bubble: 「私、日本に来るの嫌だったけど…」 「好きにやって良いと言われたので遥々来ました」 Japanese officials reaction: 「こいつら何者！？言葉が話せるのか！？」 Panel 3: Extreme dramatic close-up of Perry's face. His eyes glow brightly and powerful energy beams shoot from his eyes. He looks overwhelmingly intense like a science fiction villain or alien commander, but still recognizable as Perry. A huge dramatic speech effect fills the panel. Perry says: 「カイコクシテクダサイ！」 In a small corner of the panel, tiny Edo-period people are running away or trembling in fear, unable to understand what is happening. Panel 4: Suddenly switch to a realistic Edo-period ukiyo-e inspired historical illustration style. Show Perry's fleet of black ships anchored near the Japanese coast, with smoke from the steamships and small boats around them. Historical caption: 「1853年7月8日、ペリー艦隊は浦賀沖に現れ、7月17日、日本を離れた。」 Additional note: 「但し、翌年春の約束が待てずに1854年1月に再来航している…」 Important: Maintain the contrast between absurd futuristic comedy and serious historical ending. The humor should come from treating a real historical event like a first-contact science fiction story, while preserving the actual historical atmosphere.