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Quoted from LyonsRonnie1:One of the greatest backglasses of all time is undoubtedly Lost World. However, if you look close at the artwork, on each side is a nude woman apparently feeding her baby to a serpent.
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Never noticed ... damn that horrifying.
Quoted from swampfire:WHERE IS HER LIFEJACKET!?! I miss this one, to be honest[quoted image]
I always thought the transparent shorts revealing bush was quite interesting.
Quoted from Rondogg:Paragon is worshipped by many for its iconic art but yeah, I have a couple of unpopular opinions about it:
Blasphemous! Love the mighty Paragon.
1. He’s attacking the beast (Chimera), not riding it.
2. Who knows. She was just hanging out looking all hot ‘n stuff, and the chimera surprised her. Absolute freak-out fear hadn’t set in yet.
3. Perspective is correct. And yes, he is saving her.
4. The beast is a chimera ... lions head with other bits from other beasts.
Fun fact: the artist, Paul Faris, drew the warrior in his own image, and his wife as the maiden.
Never dis the Paragon again, ya hear.
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