The Comics Journal Library, Vol. 2: Frank Miller

The Comics Journal Library #2

by Milo George (Editor), Elvis Mitchell (Introduction)

-Miller is the most popular comic book artist of his generation, with millions of copies of his "Batman" graphic novels The Dark Knight Returns and The Dark Knight Strikes Again in print
- Major cross-promotional appeal, with Marvel Comics' Daredevil feature film based on Miller's work due in theaters this Spring and a collection of The Dark Knight Strikes Again in bookstores
- The first volume in The Comics Journal Library went back to press less than two weeks after its release
- Features new interview and never-before-seen art
- Review attention

Genres: Comics, Art, Nonfiction, Criticism

120 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[John · Rating 3 out of 5]

Frank Miller is such a powerful thinker and prolific, principled creator that it’s hard to know how to review something like this. The work and the issues are decades old, now in 2024, and some of the questions are of their time, and often deliberately provocative and POV-pushing. But Frank Miller’s answers span so many genres, artists, issues, and aspects of craft that it really makes this a fun, inspiring, worthwhile read, esp. for fans of the artist’s work.

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[Johnathon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Solid collection of interviews by the comic book legend along with some nice reprints of his art. While not a perfect biography, it does provide insight into Miller's life and career. Solid read for fans of Frank Miller.