Frank Miller

...it," says Foxx, who says he has been following Butler's career since his international breakthrough with 300 as the leader of Frank Miller's re-imagined Spartan warriors. "300 was my movie. I'd go around saying the lines. Butler probably...

In this article: Jamie Foxx, The Soloist, Gerard Butler, Ray Charles, 300, Law Abiding Citizen, Mike Tyson, Michael Mann, Miami Vice, and Lionel Richie

...in Love," off The Way I See It (one of last year's pleasant surprises), Saadiq pairs cleverly wrought graphics -- think iPod ad meets Frank Miller's semi-animated film Sin City -- with the song's timeless, Motown/Funk Brothers-style guitar...

In this article: Raphael Saadiq, R&B, IPod, Sin City, and Seattle

...Gibbon's seminal 1980's comic book, Watchmen, ushered in a new era of dark and brooding antiheroes. After his adaptation of Frank Miller's 300, director Zack Snyder was tasked with bringing the comic to the big screen. Watchmen is set in a...

In this article: Watchmen, Pixar, Zack Snyder, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, DVD, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Hasbro, Bruce Timm, Batman, and Alan Moore

...GBP8.80: Julia Roberts got the role of her life - and a slam-dunk Oscar - in Soderbergh's legal-crusader drama. 84 Sin City Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez, 2005, GBP10.76: Fanboys salivated over the noir fidelity of this super-stylised...

In this article: DVD, Christopher Nolan, Pixar, Richard Linklater, Oscar, Pirates of the Caribbean, Tony Gilroy, Michael Haneke, and Apichatpong Weerasethakul

...Batman strand picks up again with the rebirth of the character in two powerful storylines; that of The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller (1986) and The Killing Joke by Alan Moore (1988). Both storylines presented a darker, grittier and far...

In this article: Batman, Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, The Dark Knight, Robin, Jim Morrison, Damian Wayne, Batman, DC Comics, and Superman

...talented. That tends to keep your feet on the ground. If I came into the industry and was a hot shot - let's say there wasn't a Frank Miller that had preceded me - and I had been treated as the king right off the bat, I may never have...

In this article: Spider-Man, Jack Kirby, Daredevil, Marvel, New York, Steve Ditko, Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, and Steven Spielberg

...Century, a gigantic, slipcased hardcover containing the full run of the Give Me Liberty comics and associated titles. I have Frank Miller's Give Me Liberty graphic novels to thank for getting me interested in graphic novels as a...

In this article: Martha Washington, Jack Kirby, Alan Greenspan, Marvel, Iphone, Objectivism, and 300

...the superhero, Stan Lee. Stan's impact on popular culture is immeasurable." Past recipients include George Lucas, Neil Gaiman and Frank Miller. Lee, however, seems amused at the thought of being considered a legend. "It's hard, really, for me...

In this article: Stan Lee, Spike TV, Scream Awards, Fantastic Four, Marvel Comics, Green Goblin, Iron Man, Spider Man, and Incredible Hulk

...ones I remember being completely seminal were everything from "The Dark Knight Returns" … you know Frank Miller and Alan Moore's "Swamp Thing. " Frank Miller's "Year One" also. Spider-Man, not to go over to Marvel. The things DC was doing...

In this article: Scott Snyder, Stephen King, Vertigo, Washington, D.C., Marvel, and Hollywood

Over at the comic book blog Robot 6, Sean Collins reports that Frank Miller, the celebrated creator of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Sin City, and 300, has become a regular commenter at the blog of conservative writer and military...

In this article: Victor Davis Hanson, Ayn Rand, 300, Martha Washington, The Spirit, Barack Obama, Sin City, and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns