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For Inverse’s 2024 Superhero Issue, guest editor Zack Snyder interviews legendary comics writer Frank Miller about how he created Sin City, 300, The Dark Knight Returns, and more.

Frank Miller, the creator of the “Dark Knight” Batman comics series, spoke about the character and the series ahead of the Wednesday release of the latest “Dark Knight” issue.

Frank Miller's Batman Origin Story Is Getting A Fancy New Re-Release Relive the Dark Knight's first year on the streets of Gotham with this definitive and deluxe version of Batman: Year One.

Frank Miller is suing for the return of this artwork, here on the paste-up for a Comics Interview cover, which features an early depiction of Batman and a Robin, Carrie Kelley, from The Dark ...

2021 marks the 35th anniversary of DC's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller, and work is almost complete on a spin-off of the original story, starring the book's breakout character ...

As Batman progresses through the asylum, he confronts nemeses from the past—some radically changed—and learns the dark backstory of founder Amadeus Arkham.

Frank Miller signing graphic novels of The Dark Knight Returns Warner Bros. "I took a sanitized version of a tough character and took him closer to his 1940s roots," Frank Miller told Newsweek at ...

The saga of The Dark Knight Returns isn’t over just yet. 33 years after Frank Miller wrote the iconic DC Comics series he’s preparing to return for a fourth chapter of the story.

Famed comic book writer Frank Miller is returning to Batman with a new story set in his "Dark Knight Returns" universe titled "The Golden Child." ...

Frank Miller's penned a new Dark Knight Returns comic. A new one-shot comic, titled Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child, will continue the story first told in Miller's seminal 1986 book The Dark ...

You could forgive comic-book readers for thinking Frank Miller favored Batman over Superman. Miller wrote two of the Dark Knight’s most definitive tales of the ’80s: 1986′s “The Dark ...