Daredevil Visionaries: Frank Miller Vol. 2
Frank Millerno description yet..
| status | Copy #1 (376): in |
|---|---|
| genre | Superhero » Marvel Comics |
| publisher | Marvel |
| publish date | Jun 1, 2002 |
| popularity | checked out 6 time(s) |
Reviews
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Activism and Human Rights
Adventure
Anarchism
Art
Biography
Children's
Cultural Studies
Drugs
Fantasy
Field Guide
Food
Games
Hard Science
Health
History
Horror
Humor and Satire
Language
Literature and Fiction
Magazine
Magic
Music
Performance Arts
Philosophy
Sci-Fi
Sex & Gender
Social Science
Spirituality
Superhero
Utopian Studies
This collection is much better than Vol. 1, which featured Frank Miller as an artist but had a lousy writer. At first, reading Vol. 2 is a similar experience to watching the original James Bond films. It’s classic, kinda corny, pulpy, and entertaining with lots of cliche’s but overall a good story line. It gets better though. About half way through you find yourself in a much darker world as Miller get’s more creative. There’s some great plot twists and morbid imagination, and the art get’s stranger and more nightmarish. Read this if you want to. If you’re inclined to get bored skip a few issues. I haven’t read the next volume yet, I will have to see if it continues to follow the trend.