Paradise Lost: Satan in Council (1866) by Gustave Doré

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Paradise Lost: Satan in Council (1866) by Gustave Doré
I already made a similar post, but it was completely unfounded, and now I see exactly what I was talking about. These patriarchal news sites love to suck men's dicks off, I can't. I adore this tendency to justify box office failures/film quality by citing the fact that there are women in the film and that they are the main characters, not the motivation for the male lead.
And all these armchair critics probably haven't seen Supergirl and don't intend to. Somehow, I doubt they even watch any films; they just really enjoy justifying their misogyny.
Of course, I decided to do a little fact-checking, and I didn't quite find any evidence that the shows were being cancelled specifically because they had women in them. Moreover to be cancelled they weren't canceled, they were postponed. AND EVEN MOREOVER for some reason they don't mention that several other projects, but with male leads, were cancelled — and that's right, cancelled (for example, Booster Gold). Maybe women are to blame here too?
Is DC Studios Losing Faith in Its Women Heroes?
With Waller and Paradise Lost pushed out of active development, the cancellation of Batgirl, and the disappointing box office performance of Supergirl, DC Studios is raising uncomfortable questions about its commitment to women-led superhero stories. There is a pattern beginning to emerge at DC Studios, and for fans of its female superheroes, it is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. The…
He lights—if it were land that ever burned With solid, as the lake with liquid fire, And such appeared in hue, as when the force Of subterranean wind transports a hill Torn from Pelorus, or the shattered side Of thundering Aetna, whose combustible And fuelled entrails thence conceiving fire, Sublimed with mineral fury, aid the winds, And leave a singed bottom all involved With stench and smoke: such resting found the sole Of unblest feet.
Pouring one out for Satan who rose from the Lake of Hell because his butt was on fire, but then burned his feet because the ground was on fire too.
DC Universe : l’annulation de Waller et Paradise Lost rebat les cartes du petit écran
Alors que Lanterns s’apprête à faire ses débuts sur les écrans, la jeune société DC Studios poursuit sa mue stratégique. Cette arrivée intervient après l’échec commercial de Supergirl au box-office et alors que James Gunn et Peter Safran ont fait de la télévision un pilier de leur univers partagé. Les dernières informations en provenance d’Hollywood indiquent en effet que deux séries annoncées…
The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Paradise (also known as Le Paradis Perdu/Paradise Lost), (Detail), (c. 1867), by Alexandre Cabanel (French, 1823-1889), oil on canvas, 121.9 × 94 cm (48.2 × 36.7 in), The Musée d'Orsay, Paris
Character exploration - sword studies.
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