1965: The updated logo from the '60s comic run resembles ... 1986: From "Legends of the Dark Knight." Frank Miller's take on the Batman series featured a retirement-age Batman reflecting on ...

Here are a few that have dropped so far: Frank Miller and Jock for ... that makes no sense to me. W/ Batman, the character can cover the majority of the logo and obviously the reader can fill ...

This mini-series serves as the final chapter of a story that began nearly 30 years ago with Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. The tale of an aging Batman carrying out one last crusade is one ...

One of the most famous images from Frank Miller’s Batman: The Dark Knight Returns never actually appeared in Batman: The Dark Knight Returns.

By Graeme McMillan Frank Miller is not a man who’s hung up on ... She’s the apple of Batman’s eye and of mine,” he said. His sincerity about the importance of youth, and of change, faded ...

Frank Miller has a curious reputation among many Batman fans. He's widely regarded as one of the most influential Batman creators of all time thanks to works like The Dark Knight Returns and ...

It’s not a Batman book, officially speaking. But it’s a Batman book — a Frank Miller Batman book, one that gives you a sense of how he came to think about the character he shaped for so many ...

‘It’s almost done; I should be finished within a month,’ Miller said. ‘It’s no longer a DC book. I decided partway through it that it was not a Batman story. The hero is much closer to ...

However, Dark Knight Returnswriter Frank Miller and Daredevil: Born Againartist David Mazzucchelli's Year Onewas a turning point. This classic Batman comic book arc from the flagship title ...

The city in question is Gotham, which Miller said Batman has “a loving relationship with.” This strikes a contrast to Superman, as the Caped Crusader’s “connection to crime is intimate ...

What makes Frank Miller's 1986 Batman story so beloved 30 years later? By Graeme McMillan Batman Superman - H 2015 For all that Batman had been portrayed as a “dark” character prior to this ...

Bruce Wayne made himself Batman by studying, training, and exploring." Frank Miller's Batman Is the Type of Hero Blue-Collar ...