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I have a number of images that have all the same background but each has different text overlaid (they are covers of a magazine journal).

I don't have access to the background image, but I know that I can create a composite of the covers and get the background that way.

I can do this manually with a photo-editing program by moving from layer to layer but I'm wondering if there's a tool or filter that automates this (ideally one I can use in Gimp, since I don't have Photoshop).

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