Adam Hughes' Women of DC Comics poster : comments.
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I like the costume details, too, and I think they help in making the women look distinct. There is some differentiation in the face and body types - certainly more than typical comic art - but, whereas Diana and Harley definitely look like individuals, a few, like Black Canary, were hard for me to place. Admittedly, though, I'm not as familiar with the DC characters as other fans.
Dispose of your art crit here! On my own I wouldn't have picked up the style, or thought about the influence of art direction. I know Hughes is "big" enough that he probably gets a lot of free reign, but I don't know what the production process is for creating a pinup.
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Now that I look at it more carefully, I'm bugged by the fact that the end of her braid seems disconnected from the rest of her hair.