~Batgirl IV~ The 1967 creation of Batgirl in the Adam West Batman TV series was a direct response to fan demand for a female superhero. The character was introduced at the suggestion of Bill Finger, a Batman co-creator, who saw the potential for a strong female character to appeal to a wider audience. Batgirl's introduction coincided with the rise of the 1960s feminist movement, and her character was seen as a symbol of female empowerment. Her presence helped increasing the show's popularity and served as an inspiration for the female public, offering them a strong and capable female role model. However, the 2011 DC Comics reboot of Batgirl's decided she is now an old lady in a wheelchair, drawing criticism for reinforcing the false narrative that women cannot be intelligent and powerful while also being sexy and beautiful. Why not leaving her alone and just make a new character who is an old intelligent lady on a wheelchair? My bet is that modern feminism condemns female beauty, which would explain a lot of what we see in modern videogames with female protagonists, where ugliness is a virtue. That was Batgirl's demise. 3D pose and camera framing set in Poser, exported with OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in PaintShop.