Frank Miller Archive

Anyone who is watching (or has finished watching) Daredevil on Netflix may want to note the story that was a major inspiration for the show. Frank Miller and John Romita Jr.’s Daredevil: The Man Without Fear miniseries reimagines Daredevil’s origins, bringing in characters like the Kingpin, Stick and Elektra

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To coincide with Sin City: A Dame to Kill’s release in theater this weekend, I decided to run down the 10 greatest Frank Miller stories of all time on ComicBook.com. Miller’s has one of the most iconic and controversial careers in comic book industry, with critically acclaimed runs on Daredevil

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My celebration of Daredevil’s 50th anniversary makes its way over to my guest blogging gig at Comics Should Be Good with the Daredevil: Man Without Fear miniseries getting the Gimmick or Good? treatment. Each of the five issues of this series is adorned with gold embossing. Meanwhile, the mini

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Ask fans of Spider-Man and Daredevil to rank the definitive artists for each of these two heroes and somewhere near the top of these lists you’ll likely see John Romita Sr., for the Webhead and Frank Miller for Ol’ Hornhead.  And yet, in a unique twist of fate that

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I’m back guest blogging at one of my favorite comic book sites on the internet, Longbox Graveyard. This time around I’ve written a more personal look at Daily Bugle reporter Ben Urich, who first appeared in Daredevil #153 but was made famous during Frank Miller’s iconic first run on

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Amazing Spider-Man #219 was published in August 1981, which means this month this issue is celebrating a milestone 30th anniversary. I know this because, in addition to knowing basic math, today is my 30th birthday. So, happy birthday to ASM #219 and me. There’s no significant story behind my

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