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By 1982, Wolverine had his own miniseries, drawn by "Sin City's" Frank Miller. But the real driving force behind the continuing success of X-Men, Hendrix explains, was Chris Claremont, who authored X-Men for 16 years, from the mid-1970s to 1991. ...

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USA Today  CA Just reissued in time for the movie, Wolvie's first solo series brought X-Men writer Chris Claremont together with soon-to-be superstar Frank Miller in a story that played to Miller's interests, and forever changed the character. ...

By Graeme McMillan Just reissued in time for the movie, Wolvie's first solo series brought X-Men writer Chris Claremont together with soon-to-be superstar Frank Miller in a story that played to Miller's interests, and forever changed the character. By building on Wolverine's already-established myst...

Edge A Frank Miller comic book, to be precise: The designers have talked about Miller's influence on their game, which is obvious from the moment you meet the gruff, chain-smoking and chainsaw-wielding killer, who embodies a lot of Marv from Sin City . ...

It’s Sin City, after all. Frank Miller’s graphic novel turned film (courtesy of Robert Rodriguez) takes the concept of noir and makes it even grittier. In everyday noir we expect hard hitting, fast talking, above-the-law vigilantes and detectives to be ...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Never another Zack Snyder movie, meaning someone else will have to remake old zombie movies, adapt Frank Miller graphic novels in the style of other directors’ Frank Miller graphic novel adaptations, and use graphic novels as storyboards?

By Press Release Experience the classic Marvel® legacy as the X-Men animated series finally explodes onto DVD for the first time. Featuring stories adapted directly from the original comic books, this collection is a piece of Marvel history and a must-have for every X-Men fan.

 Philippines One title, Maus, by Art Spigelman even won a Pulitzer Prize and later in the year, The Dark Knight—a very dark re-fashioning of the Batman mythos, by Frank Miller, was published. And then a year later came Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ landmark The ...

 France His favourite comics included American Flagg! by Howard Chaykin and Love & Rockets by the Hernandez brothers. But he cites Ronin by Frank Miller, creator of the original comics now known as successful Hollywood films Sin City and 300 as one of the ...

 NJ Going back to Batman, Frank Miller went to this well in The Dark Knight Strikes Again by revealing that the big antagonist was a crazy Dick Grayson. That’s part of another pair of trope subcategories, “Fan Outrage” and “What the Hell Is Frank Miller ...

 CA - The first Batman film took me 10 years to get made." * And is it just me -- or does that illustration of the Shadow look like every photo of Frank Miller ...

 NY - With a screenplay by David Benioff, Wolverine will be based on the Marvel comics as well as more recent work by Frank Miller and Barry Windsor-Smith, ...

By Steven Surman “Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth” hit the shelves in 1989, written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Dave McKean. Not since Frank Miller’s “The Dark Knight Returns” (which appeared in four issues during 1986) has a creative force been so willing and so successful in the...

 UT - And they're all the same psychotic entity" -mycomicshop.com The Hard Boiled series was written by Frank Miller with art by Geof Darrow. ...

A bevy of beautiful leading ladies didn't seem to mind the inclement weather that fell on the red carpet of "The Spirit" premiere on Wednesday night in Hollywood. It was actually cold and raining outside as director Frank Miller flaunted his gorgeous gals inside a plastic tent in front of G...

By DangeloGreen Using several resources that include the Marvel Comics lore, along with the more recent Weapon X graphic novels by Frank Miller, “Wolverine” mixes action with an origin story about how Logan emerged from a barbaric experiment as an indestructible mutant with retractable razor-sharp...

By Michael C. Lorah Picking five was hard. Damn hard. From Hell. Bone. Maus. Lee and Ditko’s Amazing Spider-Man. Robinson’s Starman. JLI. Bryan Talbot’s astonishing Alice in Sunderland. The Spirit. Even Watchmen. Great comics, perhaps better on some levels than my choices and certainly more “important” than one or...

 OK - Dec 11, 2008 The return of Frank Miller (”Sin City”) to Batman in “The Dark Knight Strikes Again” also was a hot title in early 2002. The motion picture “Spider-Man” ...

 GA - Dec 11, 2008 I’ve been saying for quite a while that I think the new Frank Miller film “The Spirit” looks just ass awful. Well… in the last two days I’ve had a chance to ...

By Peter Whitney Punisher War Journal opened this past weekend... Making 4 million dollars. Yes, 4 mil opening weekend. It kind of scares me to think of what will happen with The Spirit. A comic movie based on a character not known out of the comic community and even in the community... I'd say half the comic readers do...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Batman #682 (DC Comics) I’m beginning to think that maybe Grant Morrison really believes the world is going to end in 2012, as he seems to have kinda just quit giving a fuck about the comics he makes. Secret Invasion #8 (Marvel Comics) God, where do I even start?

By Elisabeth Rappe To me and [Hugh] Jackman, our mantra for Wolverine has really been one term: 'bad-ass.' As long as Wolverine is consistently bad-ass, people are generally going to go with you. That's what they want from that character. Iron Man comes out and it does a tremendous business, Batman comes out an...

Granted, it helps that there's a lot less dialogue here than in the trailers (and I'm convinced that if the movie's bad, it will be that, not the look of it, that will trip up director Frank Miller). The quick editing, a requirement ...

Sin City: Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez’s dark look at the decaying lives of the residents of Basin City is based on a graphic novel and stars big name actors like Bruce Willis, Jessica Alba, Elijah Wood, Rosario Dawson, ...

 NV - Nov 21, 2008 Preston's portrait of "Sin City" creator Frank Miller has a touch of the noir. A soft light filters in through a milk-glass window, which illuminates ...

For instance, director Frank Miller didn't change the ending to Will Eisner's The Spirit, so much as he changed the outfit, look, style and personality of the main characters, and then surrounded him with Hollywood's top-heaviest ...

By Maxo A happy surprise is The Spirit Special #1. This is supposed to be DC's way of whipping up interest in the Frank Miller-directed movie, but it seems like a dicey gamble to me. The special is a reprint of four Will Eisner stories — "Sign ...

 - Nov 17, 2008 Hosted by Frank Miller, comic book icon and director of the film, the featurette focuses on the women who make The Spirit's life so very interesting, ...

 UK - Nov 14, 2008 sidekick Silken Floss in the film adaptation of comic book The Spirit - a role which director Frank Miller included in the film just for Scarlett. ...

By hemisphire 68. The Life and Times of Martha Washington in the Twenty-First Century Writer: Frank Miller Artist: Dave Gibbons The writer of 300 and The Dark Knight Returns and the artist of Watchmen combine to bring to life the story of a female ...

New Batch of Photos from Frank Miller's The Spirit  CO - Nov 5, 2008 The Spirit is both written and directed by legendary comic book author Frank Miller, who previously worked with Robert Rodriguez to direct segments of Sin ...

While Frank Miller opens up about his latest work in recent interview, 'The Spirit', twenty brand new stills from the adaptat...

By AceShowbiz.com While Frank Miller opens up about his latest work in recent interview, 'The Spirit', twenty brand new stills from the adaptation movie have been making its way for the fans' enjoyment.

By Geoff Boucher I didn’t collect Superman comics until the ‘70s and I’m not interested enough in pastiche or nostalgia to spend 6 years of my life playing post-modern games with Superman. 'All Star' isn’t written, drawn or colored to look or read like a Silver Age comic book.  'All Star Superman' is not inte...

 India - Sin City (Frank Miller), because noir never goes out of fashion. 6.The Druuna books (Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri) because sex never goes out of fashion. 7. ...

Sin City (Frank Miller), because noir never goes out of fashion. 6.The Druuna books (Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri) because sex never goes out of fashion. 7. The Lost Girls (Alan Moore) because of the reason given above and because people ...

 Australia - Oct 30, 2008 The 34-year-old, who will next be on our screens in the Frank Miller-directed film The Spirit due for release in December, is proud of her sexy body and ...

By Colin Boyd A while back, it looked like comic book guru turned movie director Frank Miller had his eye on Buck Rogers, and then there was a lot of silence on the line. Miller has been working on The Spirit, and there's constant talk of Sin City ...

By The Labyrinth Frank Miller Elektra Omnibus. If you already have the Daredevil omnibus, or even if you don't - Elektra is one of Miller's coolest creations and now she comes in a deluxe omnibus of her own. Y the last Man Deluxe Hardcover volume 1. ...

By Christopher Rosen What's the story: Mark Wahlberg (and his dickhead attitude) stars as the titular cop who tries to avenge the death of his family by killing a bunch of people in slow motion. The beautiful Mila Kunis co-stars in a film that looks like a combination of The Matrix sequels, Constantine and a Fran...

By Trevor Pics: Frank Miller’s The Spirit; New Pics: Behind the Scenes with Frank Miller’s The Spirit; The Spirit: Teaser Premiere! Rumor: Jason Statham to Star in Frank Miller Daredevil Reboot; Leaked Wolverine Footage from Comic-Con 2008.

By Phil Chief Editor The Spirit coming from Frank Miller doesn’t look that good at all, to put it simply. If you haven’t seen the trailer yet, you can take a look at it HERE! The film itself might not look at that impressive or good but looking at photos is ...

By Alex Billington The Spirit is both written and directed by legendary comic book author Frank Miller, who only previously worked with Robert Rodriguez to direct segments of Sin City. The film is based Will Eisner's newspaper comic strip of the same name ...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Haha! You know, at my artschool we make better pictures than that and we only have training for photography for like 6 months. Embarrassing. Nothing works in these pictures. All i can think of is Batman Forever. Frank Miller please stop ...

By Alex Billington The Spirit is both written and directed by legendary comic book author Frank Miller, who previously worked with Robert Rodriguez to direct segments of Sin City. The film is based Will Eisner's newspaper comic strip of the same name that originally debuted in 1940. The Spirit will hit theat...

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By JK Parkin Editor’s note: Our buddy, comics writer and Entertainment Weekly editor Marc Bernardin joins us today to kick off a week of guest blogging. If you aren’t familiar with his work, read on … by Marc Bernardin Buenos dias, everyone. In case the name Marc Bernardin doesn’t ring a bell, here’s wha...

By Kim Morgan The negative reviews regarding 300's bloody pro battle ethos have more to do with the director Zach Snyder and graphic novelist Frank Miller than my apparent lizard brain ingesting all of this mayhem and so called Fascist propaganda. According to some of these writers, I'm probably not r...

Crowds are flocking to see the film 300 about the ancient Spartans’ last stand at the pass at Thermopylae against an invading Persian army. Yet many critics, in panning 300, have alleged that the film is essentially historically inaccurate. Are they right?

Frank Miller swore off Hollywood. Now, because of the movies, he's known outside the circle of comics readers who have followed his work for three decades.