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A complex, structured prompt instructing Nano Banana to visualize the DC Universe using a specific structural geometry: a 3D diorama featuring a vertical scenic backdrop (book cover), 3D toys of heroes and villains, and open book pages with comic panels, all rendered photorealistically. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

2x2 grid, do this for 4 titles in a famous comic universe: <spatial_map> [ VERTICAL SCENIC BACKDROP (BOOK COVER) ] | (Floating Label: [{argument name="issue title" default="ISSUE_TITLE"} | {argument name="year" default="YEAR"}]) | | | [3D TOY: {argument name="hero" default="HERO"}] vs [3D TOY: {argument name="villain" default="VILLAIN"}] | | \__ [3D PLASTIC FX] __/ | | | ---+--------------------------------------------+--- / [OPEN BOOK PAGES WITH COMIC PANELS] / / / / [ FLOATING 3D TEXT: [SFX_WORD]! ] / /____________________________________________/ </spatial_map> Instruction: Render a photorealistic 3D diorama matching this exact structural geometry.
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