Prompt: magical girl
Wonder Woman and the Star Riders was a promotional comic distributed in Kelloggs cereal for a line of toys and an animated series which were never produced, making it the only part of a planned but cancelled DC Comics and Mattel franchise which was actually completed and put into production. Of the five Star Riders Wonder Woman, Dolphine and Ice were new iterations of existing DC characters, while Star Lily and Solara were new creations for the Stillborn Franchise.
This fifteen page comic follows the Star Riders, led by the Amazon Princess Wonder Woman, as they track down the thief Purrsia who has stolen their magical Star Jewels. After they reclaim their jewels and capture the villainess they are distracted by a sudden violent storm outside their floating castle fortress and Purrsia escapes, re-stealing Solara's star jewel on her way out.
The unused toy designs were repurposed by Mattel for their Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic line. Years later the concept of a Mattel produced toy line accompanying a Merchandise-Driven show centered around Wonder Woman would resurface and come to fruition as DC Super Hero Girls.
Prompt: Wonder Woman Barbie doll
visible hand with fingers
silver tiara with pink center
sky background
hand
blue eyes
hand
pink cotton shirt and cape
silver pom pom
golden breastplate
silver star on shirt
Prompt: The image features a cartoon character that is unmistakably
Wonder Woman from the DC Super Hero Girls franchise.
Specifically, the image likely depicts a product or accessory related to the character, given the text "tiare" visible at the bottom of the image, which strongly suggests a "tiara".
Key details supporting this identification:
Distinctive Attire: The character wears a blue dress with white stars and a prominent golden "W" symbol, along with golden bracelets and a golden headband (tiara) with a red star – all iconic elements of Wonder Woman's costume.
"Tiara" Association: The text "tiare" directly correlates with the character's signature headwear, the tiara, which is a key part of Wonder Woman's visual identity and weaponry in the DC Universe.
DC Super Hero Girls Style: The art style aligns with the popular DC Super Hero Girls animated series and merchandise line, which reimagines classic DC Comics heroes as teenagers attending Super Hero High.
Prompt: Title: Fear of the Goddess
Setting: A barren and unforgiving African savanna. The ground is cracked earth and dry, yellowed grass. In the background, a range of jagged, rocky mountains stands out against a vast sky.
Main Subject: Wonder Woman in desperate flight.
Composition and Essential Details:
Wonder Woman (Close-Up): She is running toward the camera. Her face is completely transformed by genuine fear: eyes wide, mouth parted in a silent scream, sweat dripping down her temples. Her classic costume is torn and dust-covered. She is visibly exhausted, stumbling.
The Pursuers (Medium Shot): Just behind her, a few meters away, a triad of animal fury pursues her relentlessly.
The Lion: A male lion with a vast, dark mane, running with its mouth open in a roar, baring its formidable fangs.
The Tiger: A Bengal tiger, an anomalous presence in the savannah, making the scene even more surreal. Its muscles twitch beneath its striped coat, and its eyes are fixed on her with predatory intensity.
The Rhino: A massive white rhino, galloping with the force of a freight train, kicking up clouds of dust. Its horn points directly at her.
The Atmosphere: The scene is one of primal, high-octane panic. The heat of the sun seems to distort the air, creating a mirage-like effect. The dust kicked up by the animals creates a chaotic trail behind them. There's no magic or superpowers at play here, just the raw, terrifying dynamic of predator and prey, where the prey is one of the world's most powerful heroes.
Style: Visceral, cinematic realism.
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Prompt: The image features a cartoon character that is unmistakably
Wonder Woman from the DC Super Hero Girls franchise.
Specifically, the image likely depicts a product or accessory related to the character, given the text "tiare" visible at the bottom of the image, which strongly suggests a "tiara".
Key details supporting this identification:
Distinctive Attire: The character wears a blue dress with white stars and a prominent golden "W" symbol, along with golden bracelets and a golden headband (tiara) with a red star – all iconic elements of Wonder Woman's costume.
"Tiara" Association: The text "tiare" directly correlates with the character's signature headwear, the tiara, which is a key part of Wonder Woman's visual identity and weaponry in the DC Universe.
DC Super Hero Girls Style: The art style aligns with the popular DC Super Hero Girls animated series and merchandise line, which reimagines classic DC Comics heroes as teenagers attending Super Hero High.
Prompt: In 1992, Mattel planned a line of dollsfor girls with Wonder Woman leading a new cast of four female characters. Two had been previously established: Dolphin in 1968 and Ice in 1988. The other two were new characters invented for the series. Solara had sun-based fire powers while Starlily had earth-based plant powers. "Wonder Woman and the Star Riders" had the subtitle "Sparkling super heroines!"
Prompt: Wonder Woman and the Star Riders was a promotional comic distributed in Kelloggs cereal for a line of toys and an animated series which were never produced, making it the only part of a planned but cancelled DC Comics and Mattel franchise which was actually completed and put into production. Of the five Star Riders Wonder Woman, Dolphine and Ice were new iterations of existing DC characters, while Star Lily and Solara were new creations for the Stillborn Franchise.
This fifteen page comic follows the Star Riders, led by the Amazon Princess Wonder Woman, as they track down the thief Purrsia who has stolen their magical Star Jewels. After they reclaim their jewels and capture the villainess they are distracted by a sudden violent storm outside their floating castle fortress and Purrsia escapes, re-stealing Solara's star jewel on her way out.
The unused toy designs were repurposed by Mattel for their Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic line. Years later the concept of a Mattel produced toy line accompanying a Merchandise-Driven show centered around Wonder Woman would resurface and come to fruition as DC Super Hero Girls.
Prompt: In 1992, Mattel planned a line of dollsfor girls with Wonder Woman leading a new cast of four female characters. Two had been previously established: Dolphin in 1968 and Ice in 1988. The other two were new characters invented for the series. Solara had sun-based fire powers while Starlily had earth-based plant powers. "Wonder Woman and the Star Riders" had the subtitle "Sparkling super heroines!"
Prompt: magical girl
Wonder Woman and the Star Riders was a promotional comic distributed in Kelloggs cereal for a line of toys and an animated series which were never produced, making it the only part of a planned but cancelled DC Comics and Mattel franchise which was actually completed and put into production. Of the five Star Riders Wonder Woman, Dolphine and Ice were new iterations of existing DC characters, while Star Lily and Solara were new creations for the Stillborn Franchise.
This fifteen page comic follows the Star Riders, led by the Amazon Princess Wonder Woman, as they track down the thief Purrsia who has stolen their magical Star Jewels. After they reclaim their jewels and capture the villainess they are distracted by a sudden violent storm outside their floating castle fortress and Purrsia escapes, re-stealing Solara's star jewel on her way out.
The unused toy designs were repurposed by Mattel for their Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic line. Years later the concept of a Mattel produced toy line accompanying a Merchandise-Driven show centered around Wonder Woman would resurface and come to fruition as DC Super Hero Girls.
Prompt: f the five Star Riders Wonder Woman, Dolphine and Ice were new iterations of existing DC characters, while Star Lily and Solara were new creationse.
This fcomic follows the Star Riders, led by the Amazon Princess Wonder Woman, as they track down the thief Purrsia who has stolen their magical Star Jewels. After they reclaim their jewels and capture the villain they are distracted by a sudden storm outside their floating castle fortress and Purrsia escapes, re-stealing Solara's star jewel.
Prompt: In 1992, Mattel planned a line of dollsfor girls with Wonder Woman leading a new cast of four female characters. Two had been previously established: Dolphin in 1968 and Ice in 1988. The other two were new characters invented for the series. Solara had sun-based fire powers while Starlily had earth-based plant powers. "Wonder Woman and the Star Riders" had the subtitle "Sparkling super heroines!"
Prompt: magical girl
Wonder Woman and the Star Riders was a promotional comic distributed in Kelloggs cereal for a line of toys and an animated series which were never produced, making it the only part of a planned but cancelled DC Comics and Mattel franchise which was actually completed and put into production. Of the five Star Riders Wonder Woman, Dolphine and Ice were new iterations of existing DC characters, while Star Lily and Solara were new creations for the Stillborn Franchise.
This fifteen page comic follows the Star Riders, led by the Amazon Princess Wonder Woman, as they track down the thief Purrsia who has stolen their magical Star Jewels. After they reclaim their jewels and capture the villainess they are distracted by a sudden violent storm outside their floating castle fortress and Purrsia escapes, re-stealing Solara's star jewel on her way out.
The unused toy designs were repurposed by Mattel for their Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic line. Years later the concept of a Mattel produced toy line accompanying a Merchandise-Driven show centered around Wonder Woman would resurface and come to fruition as DC Super Hero Girls.
Prompt: magical girl
Wonder Woman and the Star Riders was a promotional comic distributed in Kelloggs cereal for a line of toys and an animated series which were never produced, making it the only part of a planned but cancelled DC Comics and Mattel franchise which was actually completed and put into production. Of the five Star Riders Wonder Woman, Dolphine and Ice were new iterations of existing DC characters, while Star Lily and Solara were new creations for the Stillborn Franchise.
This fifteen page comic follows the Star Riders, led by the Amazon Princess Wonder Woman, as they track down the thief Purrsia who has stolen their magical Star Jewels. After they reclaim their jewels and capture the villainess they are distracted by a sudden violent storm outside their floating castle fortress and Purrsia escapes, re-stealing Solara's star jewel on her way out.
The unused toy designs were repurposed by Mattel for their Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic line. Years later the concept of a Mattel produced toy line accompanying a Merchandise-Driven show centered around Wonder Woman would resurface and come to fruition as DC Super Hero Girls.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
