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The Poster The now familiar artwork associated with the musical began as a poster designed by Joss Whedon to publicize the TV episode, as Joss explained on the Bronze message board:
Rows of the posters were displayed on easels at the theatrical premiere. The artwork has since been adapted for the CD packaging, Script Book and DVD jacket.
The artist, Adam Hughes, has done comic book artwork, covers and posters of some of the most famous characters of all time -- not just Wonder Woman, but others including X-Men, Justice League of America, Spider-man, Batman, Superman, Supergirl, Star Trek, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Vampirella. He specializes in stunning representations of the 'good girl' heroine female form (...how on earth did he come to the attention of Joss Whedon?) He signs his artwork with his initials, plus an exclamation mark -- AH! -- which explains why his official webpage is called Here's a sample of some of his non-Buffy work...
...and here is some of the artwork that went into making the poster, from the .
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