Array printing help needed

I have a program to create and fill a 2 dimensional array with numbers up to 2**8 in the first column, and the binary equivalent in the next 8 columns. When I print the array twice, as in the program, I get the results expected. But if I print the array only once, using the goto skipprint statement, I get all ones. The program works for Bits equals 3 through 7, but when Bits = 8, it fails unless I print the array twice. Very frustrated, as I'm missing some nuance, and I can't find any errors. BTW, if anyone knows of a better algorithm to do what I am attempting, please post a link. I've found all sorts of binary bit counting stuff, but nothing to do what I am attempting.

Code:

#include <stdio.h>                                  /* for screen display */
#include <stdlib.h>                                 /* utilities library */
#include <math.h>                                   /* for math functions */

int main()
    {


/* GLOBAL VARIABLES DECLARED HERE */

int i;                                                  /* initialize various counters for loops */
int j;
int k;
int l;
int m;

int Bits = 8;                                           /* set curve count */

int Count = (1 << Bits);                                /* calculate Count (2 ^^ Bits) */

int Bin[Count][Bits];                                   /* set binary count array size */

        for (i = 0; i<=Count ; i++) {                   /* fill binary count array */
            for (j = 0; j<=Bits ; j++) {                /* with 0's */
                Bin[j] = 0;
            }                                           /* end j loop */
        }                                               /* end i loop */



/* FILL ARRAYS WITH BINARY NUMBERS UP TO 2^^COUNT */

i = 0;                                                  /* Bits counter */
j = 0;                                                  /* Bits bit number */


checkBit:

    if (i==(Count-1))  {                                /* check if finished */
        goto done;
    }

/* COPY PREVIOUS ARRAY */

    i = i + 1;
                for (k = 0 ; k<Bits; k++) {
                Bin[k] = Bin[i-1][k];
                }

nextBit:

           if (Bin[j]==0)  {
               Bin[j] = 1;                         /* change 0 bit to 1 */
               j=0;                                   /* reset bit counter to 0 */
           }

            else {
                 Bin[j] = 0;                       /* change 1 bit to 0 */
                 j = j + 1;                           /* increment bit counter */
                 goto nextBit;                        /* check next higher bit */
            }

goto checkBit;

done:




// goto skipprint;

/* PRINT ARRAYS */

    for (k = 0; k<Count ; k++){

      printf(" k=%d " ,  k);                            /* print  k(Bits) */

        for (l = Bits ; l-- > 0 ; ) {


      printf(" bit %d =%d ",l,Bin[k][l]);               /* print Bin[k][l] (bit value) */
        }                                               /* end l loop */
          printf("\n" );
    }                                                   /* end k loop */
          printf(" blank line 1 \n" );


          printf(" Count = %d  Bits=%d ", Count, Bits);

          printf(" k = %d  l =%d \n", k, l);



// skipprint:




   /* PRINT ARRAYS */

    for (k = 0; k<Count ; k++){

      printf(" k=%d " ,  k);                            /* print  k(Bits) */

        for (l = Bits ; l-- > 0 ; ) {


      printf(" bit %d =%d ",l,Bin[k][l]);               /* print Bin[k][l] (bit value) */
        }                                               /* end l loop */
          printf("\n" );
    }                                                   /* end k loop */
          printf(" blank line 2 \n" );


          printf(" Count = %d  Bits=%d ", Count, Bits);

          printf(" k = %d  l =%d \n", k, l);


    }   /* end main */