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That's it. I want Annie Leibovitz, that's available. On magazine stands around the world, or, really, on the bookcase across the room from me. It'd look better, from composition to deliberate artifice to tone.
That poster is a placatory pointless shot that reflects nothing I'm likely to find in any DC comic currently on the market. That's what annoys. It's an on the nose Vanity Fair homage and little more. It's got nothing to do with the stories any of those characters are likely to be appearing in, nothing to do with the personalities or contexts of those characters, from clothing choices body language/posing. It's a shot you're not going to see with male characters. It's a boring flat shot with no weight to it, no dynamism or real flow or composition. The dresses are all uniformly crap in my unhumble style opinion.
And, okeh, I overreacted to white, but give it two months until they all go evil (even the villains) and everybody's in black. With shorter skirts and more pleat action. |
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