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Based on comic book writer/artist Frank Miller (The Dark Knight Returns) and writer/producer Tom Wheeler's (Puss In Boots) upcoming illustrated young adult (YA) book of the same name, the series highlights the Lady of the Lake, a key figure in King Arthur legend Zetna Fuentes (Ray Donovan, Jessica Jones) will direct and serve as an executive producer[...]

The likes of Becky Cloonan, Frank Miller, Neal Adams, Tony S Daniel, and Jason Fabok contribute some gorgeous artwork to the remainder of the book. Batman #50 is a massive letdown of a comic It shoots for meaning and deep emotional resonance but trips itself up on its own perception of what the Batman should be[...]

I loved it. Losers Xerxes #3 cover by Frank Miller 5 Xerxes #3 This probably deserved to go higher on the list, but I've stopped having expectations for this miniseres I've given it a beating three times now, but I'll probably follow it to the end The narrative is unfocused, the characters uninteresting, and the art underwhelming. Xerxes is not the[...]

The king agrees and keeps his promise… to a point. Xerxes #3 cover by Frank Miller We are at the third issue of Frank Miller's Xerxes comic, and the comic is just now finally about the character of Xerxes Coincidentally, it's the strongest issue of the series so far It's more focused in some ways and more disjointed[...]

He will gather all the women and slaves to bolster their ranks, and he will shine their armor and shields to give the appearance of a grand army defending Athens. Xerxes #2 cover by Frank Miller Xerxes #2 promises a focus on the titular character in the final pages, but most of this comic is still set[...]

Pick it up. Xerxes : The Fall of the House of Darius and the Rise of Alexander #1 cover by Frank Miller Loss: Xerxes #1 is Somehow Boring High Action Xerxes: The Fall of the House of Darius and the Rise of Alexander #1 — damn, that name is a pain to write out — really is just more 300[...]

The Athenian and Ionians are outnumbered, but their commander has a plan for victory: break the phalanx. Xerxes : The Fall of the House of Darius and the Rise of Alexander #1 cover by Frank Miller With a title like Xerxes, I have expected this to focus on the titular god-king or at least the House of[...]

Netflix has tapped comic writer/artist Frank Miller (Sin City) and writer/producer Tom Wheeler (Puss In Boots) for a new original drama called Cursed It will focus on the Lady of the Lake from the Arthurian Legends and has received a 10-episode order based on the Miller/Wheeler upcoming illustrated YA book of the same name[...]

Dark Horse Comics has decided to let readers know that Xerxes: The Fall of the House of Darius, the new series by Frank Miller, will contain nudity And the retailer preview they sent out may not have included any of it. But the fact that they have to say this about a Frank Miller comic book[...]

Just a few minutes ago, DC Comics announced a new five-book deal with Frank Miller that includes an upcoming Young Adult graphic novel starring Carrie Kelley with art by Ben Caldwell Fully embracing his new role as a young adult author, Miller is also working on a completely separate YA project According to Entertainment Weekly,[...]

Frank Miller has signed a new five-book exclusive deal with DC Comics, which will include not only his upcoming Superman: Year One book with John Romita Jr but also a new graphic novel starring Carrie Kelley Publisher's Weekly has the report on the deal, which will be officially announced at Wondercon at the DC Publishers[...]

When it becomes clear that it may be for naught, he returns home for a long-promised journey with his boy. o Ties directly into the Eisner-Award winning Black Hammer comic book series and is written by main writer Jeff Lemire. o Featuring art by Abe Sapien artist Max Fiumara! (STL084402) 28pgs, FC SRP: $3.99 APR180028 XERXES FALL OF HOUSE OF[...]

In 1982 Marvel Comics took a chance and published one of their very first limited series comic books with Wolverine as the title character. In the four-issue limited series by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller, Logan travels back to Japan to take on one of the largest organized crime rings in Japan, which happens to be[...]

Take it away, Brandon… Brian Michael Bendis Jim Lee (introduced as spear-heading standalone, "edgy" Black Label Frank Miller Dan Jurgens, writer of, they just counted, over 225 Superman stories Crew of Krypton Cameron Welsh, also producer of Constantine Nadira Tucker, writer on Krypton Lena Patel, writer on Krypton On a hot morning in Austin, Texas, comic book royalty converged on the SXSWXDC Pop-Up Store[...]

To us, this is a great responsibility, as we feel that we are one of the ambassadors of the comics themselves to the larger world.  During our on-air appearances, we have the opportunity to promote comics, story arcs and comic retailers to grow the audience for the medium we love so much. Additional selected signed comics[...]

But to avoid deconstructing, questioning, analyzing, or even discussing the implications of superhero comics or the world around us through the medium of superhero comics is a horrifically restrictive and myopic way of looking at your preferred medium. X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills by Brent Anderson Many of the best-remembered creators, like Alan Moore, Len Wein, Grant[...]

Frank Miller returns to 300 with Xerxes: The Fall of the House of Darius and the Rise of Alexander Plus, Jeff Lemire continues the saga of Black Hammer, and Gabriel Hardman kicks of Aliens: Dust to Dust All this comes in April courtesy of Dark Horse Comics[...]

It will retail for $185 and is available for preorder now. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ From Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, the amazing duo, Batman & Robin, join the 1/10 art scale series[...]

in Daredevil #131 (1976), three years prior to Frank Miller starting on the series But it was during Miller seminal run that Bullseye became one of Daredevil's greatest foes, along with the Kingpin And unlike the other Netflix series, Daredevil had a previous feature film to try and live down And where they gave us[...]

And with the last issue teaming Gail Simone and Ryan Sook, with one of the late Len Wein's last stories with Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, it will also be accompanied by a cover by Frank Miller. And here it is, seen for the first time, the black and white original artwork, in time for DC's Final Order Cut-Off dates, The[...]

and Frank Miller. Working much like the same panel at San Diego Comic-Con, it runs through each of the artists careers, from early days to present. Capullo talked about wanting to make Batman his own, but also reigning some things in, like the cape, to avoid the '90s art hate How much more difficult is Metal to[...]

The last scene sets up Marvel's Daredevil Season 3 to adapt one of the most celebrated runs on the character: Born Again by Frank Miller and David Mazzuchelli. In 1986, Denny O'Neill was about to leave Daredevil, and they needed a new creative team Then-editor Ralph Macchio contacted Frank Miller to see if he wanted to return to[...]

Frank Miller is being sued by his ex-manager, Mark Lichtman, for a million dollars or more in damages According to a report from THR, the lawsuit alleges that Lichtman helped to develop Miller's career as his manager for 30 years, and that he was entitled, according to their original contract, to 10% of Miller's earnings[...]

A force that can be attributed to many of the creators who have worked on his series, and no disrespect meant to Stan Lee, Bill Everett, or anyone else…but none more so than Frank Miller. Miller started on Daredevil with issue #158, but as the artist with Roger McKenzie scripting He quickly became a rising star, but[...]

At the DC Master Class panel at San Diego Comic Con, surprise guest Frank Miller announced that he's working on a Superman origin story for DC Comics with artist John Romita Jr Miller said the project is something he's wanted to do for so long "it's embarrassing," and called it "the opportunity of a lifetime." On Twitter, DC confirmed[...]

In an exclusive with Entertainment Weekly, Dark Horse have released an image for Frank Miller's 300 prequel, Xerxes: The Fall of the House of Darius and the Rise of Alexander which is due out next year You can tell they have the exclusive on this, the longest titled comic or graphic novel project in history,[...]

Few graphic novels have had such lingering impacts on the world of comics and film, but Frank Miller's seminal work "Sin City" is one of the enduring handful Sin City has known life as two films, Sin City (2005) and Sin City: A Dame To Kill For (2014), and obviously the fan interest is there to continue studios[...]

Frank Miller and Brian Azzarello participated in an extremely engaging and unmoderated C2E2 panel earlier today, which covered a wide range of topics including various aspects of Miller's career and future plans Miller dropped a tidbit about the Superman project he hopes to be able to announce with DC, and also about the next two[...]

Frank Miller and Brian Azzarello participated in an extremely engaging and unmoderated C2E2 panel earlier today, and amidst the humorous barbs flying back and forth between the pair, Miller dropped the following tidbit about the Superman project he hopes to be able to announce with DC, and more: Audience Question: There are a couple pivotal scenes in Dark Knight[...]

From his earliest newspaper strips from Will Eisner, to that Frank Miller movie, and to this His fundamental personality doesn't change In this newest installment from Francesco Francavilla, our hero is still trying to figure out why homeless people are winding up dead, and why their bodies go missing For the Spirit it's only made[...]