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Traci Lords in Cry-Baby (1990)
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DC’s Trinity by Darwyn Cooke
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H.G. Peter
It’s rare I see a Wonder Woman piece I haven’t seen, but here is one. It’s looks like a poster from a book. Beautiful Wonder Woman.
It’s beautiful, but I don’t think that’s H.G. Peter art. The background line art is, but compare the faces to the central figure. Those are not the same face. According to Les Daniels’s Wonder Woman: The Complete History the poster is from a promotion for a short-lived WW newspaper strip from King Features. The strip debuted in 1944. I’d bet the face was changed by another artist by King Features to reflect the more “glamour-girl” look that was popular in newspaper comics in those days (as with Brenda Starr, for example).
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