Cynthia Erivo is calling out a fan edit of the "Wicked" movie poster after seeing it make rounds online. What to know about the controversy.

After tickets for the movie version of Wicked went on sale, its producers celebrated by releasing a new Playbill cover for the Wicked musical. Fans, however, were quick to notice that a few minor details were missing from the new design.

While Cynthia Erivo has expressed her discontent with the fan edit of the Wicked poster, that's not what fans are upset about.

Erivo blasted a fan-edited 'Wicked' poster that shows her with smirking red lips and a dark shadow over her eyes from her wide-brimmed witch hat.

Cynthia Erivo hits out at ‘offensive’ fan edit of Wicked poster: ‘It degrades me’ - Some fans of the musical had complained online that the movie’s poster differs from the original artwork

A fan-edited image of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo similar to the "Wicked" musical poster is the "most offensive thing I have seen," Erivo said.

The star of the upcoming “Wicked” film slammed memes that covered parts of her face. Fans had made their own versions of the film poster that better resembled the musical’s original logo.

Cynthia Erivo is calling out a fan-edited “Wicked” poster that partially hides her face. On Wednesday, the actor shared a photo on her Instagram story of the altered poster — which conceals Erivo’s eyes and changes the color of her lips from green to red — and called the modified image “deeply hurtful.

Cynthia Erivo has seen the internet's Wicked memes, and she's not a fan. On Wednesday (Oct. 16), the singer-actress blasted a few of the viral edits of the upcoming film's new poster, which finds Erivo staring at the camera as costar Ariana Grande whispers in her ear in a reimagining of the original Broadway poster for the Wicked musical.