brianmichaelbendis:

Wolverine #2, Page 27 by Frank Miller & Joe Rubinstein

(Source: alexhchung)

Daredevil #188.
“Frank Miller—Writer/Storyteller; Klaus Janson—Penciller/Inker/Colorist”

Carolyn Keene’s Nancy Drew, as rendered by Frank Miller.

Dashiell Hammett’s The Continental Op, as rendered by Frank Miller.

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Art Adams, John Byrne, and Frank Miller, circa 1993. From Wizard #31, March 1994. Photograph by Al Ortega.

Panel and panel detail from Daredevil #171.
Art by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson.

Raymond Chandler’s Philip Marlowe, as rendered by Frank Miller.

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“If you intend to die, you can do anything.”

1983

Batman and Elektra by Frank Miller, 1985—a pivotal moment in Miller’s artistic evolution.

Art by Frank Miller, 1977.

Young Frank Miller.

mistahphil:

Promotional poster for Elektra Lives Again by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley, 1990.

The debut of Black Widow’s 1980s costume.

BIG FAVOR: I’m trying to find out ASAP when Frank Miller first agreed to do RONIN for DC Comics (and when it was announced that he’d be working for them, regardless of whether or not the title RONIN was attached). Probably CBG would have been the first to announce it.

Comics Journal #76 reports that Miller announced in July 1982 that he would no longer be writing Daredevil.

The ultimate question here is: did news that Miller would be doing work for DC come *before or after* the May 1982 announcement of Epic Comics?

If you know, please leave a note here.

Thanks!

UPDATE: Looks like Miller’s announcement was first—Jim Shooter responded to the news of Miller’s departure in a March 1982 press conference, according to TCJ #72.

But if anyone has additional details, from CBG or firsthand knowledge, please let me know!