Frank MillerLegend

Creators whose work defined the medium and still shapes how comics look today. See all legends

Comic ArtistPencillerWriter

Miller writes and draws in hard shadow and clipped rhythm. His Daredevil brought crime-fiction structure into superhero comics, The Dark Knight Returns and Batman: Year One recast Batman for a generation, and Sin City stripped the whole approach down to black-and-white noir.

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Work and credits

Notable works

  • Daredevil
  • The Dark Knight Returns
  • Batman: Year One
  • Sin City
  • 300
  • Ronin
  • Wolverine
  • Elektra Lives Again
  • Elektra: Assassin

Publishers

Dark Horse ComicsDC ComicsMarvel Comics

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