The real story behind Princess "Leia's" hairstyle

Have a look at

Detective Comics v1 # 359 (January, 1967)
https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Detective_Comics_Vol_1_359
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Detective-Comics-1937/Issue-359?id=5601#3

Barbara Gordon says: "Fuck you, George Lucas!"



Theft of
intellectual property
is worth:
Episode Star Wars

Harrison Ford as
Jack Trainer in
"Working Girl"
(December 21, 1988)

"I look at stuff
all the time.
Nobody's ever
accused me
of stealing."

But funnily
as Han Solo,
he starred in Star Wars,
which completely consists
of stolen ideas.

Has George Lucas
ever paid royalties?

He originally wanted
to film Flash Gordon.

But he failed to
purchase the rights
and thereby he
learned how expensive
such a license.

So he never paid a
license. Instead he
copied mercilessly all
the elements he needed
to make his own mosaic.
The Hidden Fortress
(Dezember 28, 1958)

The framework
for Star Wars is
the french science fiction
comics series
Valérian et Laureline.
N°632 (16 décembre 1971)

Valérian et Laureline
was first published in
Pilote magazine in
1967! Created by

writer Pierre Christin and
artist Jean-Claude Mézières.

You think
Lightsaber
was an idea
of George?

Rather
an inspiration
from a
Superman comic.
Superman v1 # 260
(January, 1973)

George used
a lot of
religious
elements.

But the
commandment,
"Thou shalt not steal",
he doesn't seem to know.

Just as little

"Thou shalt
not covet
neighbor's
ideas!"

Neither
The Golden Rule
or
ethic of reciprocity:

"One should
treat others
as one would
like others
to treat oneself."

Unless George wants
that one steals "its"
intellectual property.
Of course,
without paying.

It surprises me
that Robert A. Iger
has paid $ 4 billion
for Star Wars.

And thus he was the fence
of George.
Everyone should be allowed to use
"his" ideas without paying him.
Because purchase of stolen goods
is not allowed!

Anyone
who paid for Star Wars,
agrees with the theft,
and agrees
to become robbed as well.

Star Wars means
to deny someone recognition,
and himself to rise as a star
by take the credit
for somebody else's efforts.

Valérian et Laureline