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After generating a lot of images for this story, I thought I’d share some interesting samples of the “extra” or unused images with the subscribers of the Heroic tier. "Interesting" might mean Bing Creator did something different or funny. However I really like these and hope you enjoy them!

Here is a picture that "started" this story. A subscriber requested a story based on Robin and/or Nightwing in the classic tied-to-train-tracks peril from the False Face episode in the 1966 Batman TV show. Thanks again for the request/suggestion! It was fun creating the related story!

In that TV episode, False Face traps Batman & Robin and taunts them that he's glued them to the subway tracks with "epoxy" (the show prop folks just used plastic cellophane...but it looked great). So I'll often start the story generation process with the ending, to see how the peril picture will turn out.

However, not as close as I'd like. When my prompt said the heroes should lay "across the tracks" and have their wrists and ankles similarly bound to the track rails (like in the TV episode), this is how Bing Creator randomness wanted to render them...consistently. Sigh. Along (not "across") the tracks. Decent binding, but not wrists bound to rails like I hoped for. Oh well. Hope you enjoy how they're still bound and helplessly in peril when the train comes roaring down the track...

Robin and Nightwing and Riddler fanart done in Bing Creator.

Description
After generating a lot of images for this story, I thought I’d share some interesting samples of the “extra” or unused images with the subscribers of the Heroic tier. "Interesting" might mean Bing Creator did something different or funny. However I really like these and hope you enjoy them!

Here is a picture that "started" this story. A subscriber requested a story based on Robin and/or Nightwing in the classic tied-to-train-tracks peril from the False Face episode in the 1966 Batman TV show. Thanks again for the request/suggestion! It was fun creating the related story!

In that TV episode, False Face traps Batman & Robin and taunts them that he's glued them to the subway tracks with "epoxy" (the show prop folks just used plastic cellophane...but it looked great). So I'll often start the story generation process with the ending, to see how the peril picture will turn out.

However, not as close as I'd like. When my prompt said the heroes should lay "across the tracks" and have their wrists and ankles similarly bound to the track rails (like in the TV episode), this is how Bing Creator randomness wanted to render them...consistently. Sigh. Along (not "across") the tracks. Decent binding, but not wrists bound to rails like I hoped for. Oh well. Hope you enjoy how they're still bound and helplessly in peril when the train comes roaring down the track...

Robin and Nightwing and Riddler fanart done in Bing Creator.