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"Holy Terror, Batman!" may be dead, but "Holy Terror!" isn't! Ace ComicsAlliance writer Nick Nadel reported that Frank Miller was no longer working on the long-awaited Batman graphic novel. From the Graphic NYC transcript of the panel: BAKER: Getting back to the last question, the reason I hadn't answered it, regarding relating to personal stuff related to superheroes: Whene

Frank Miller attended the annual MoCCA Fest in New York City (it's like SPX or Stumptown, but with more Michel Gondry sightings) over the weekend, and spoke on a panel about "the art of superheroes" along with Kyle Baker, Paul Pope, Dean Haspiel, and Jamie Hernandez...

At Wondercon today, DC Comics announced that the long-delayed All-Star Batman and Robin is officially over -- but that the story will continue in a new series titled "Dark Knight: Boy Wonder." And rather than the All-Star universe, it will take place in the universe of "Dark Knight Returns," "Dark Knight Strikes Again" and "Batman: Year One...

As the first film to introduce my 8 year-old self to the hilarity that was a T-Rex eating a dude on a toilet, Steven Spielberg's "Jurassic Park" (yeah, yeah, based on the novel by Michael Crichton) holds a very special place in my heart. That's why IDW's announcement of a relaunched comic book franchise featuring the artwork of creators like Frank Miller and Paul Pope is a pretty welcome

Art: Robot 6 compiles Lady Gaga illustrations after the recent release of her "Telephone" duet with Beyonce. Interviews: Kurt Busiek gets interviewed by a Girl Scout. Tributes: Frank Miller offers a touching tribute to "Sin City" actress Brittany Murphy, who passed away late year...

I have never had the opportunity to cover a red carpet event. Living in the suburbs of DC, this is not something that presents itself very often. When I was asked if I wanted to cover a '300' and 'Blade Runner' event at Comic-Con International, I almost literally jumped at the chance ...

Press Release Get ready for a cutting-edge, heart-pounding, visual masterpiece on July 31st when 300 arrives on DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc from Warner Home Video. Based on the stylized graphic novel from icon Frank Miller (Sin City), 300 is an epic action-adventure about the 300 Spartan warriors led by the heroic King Leonidas who challenged Xerxes and his massive Persian army at the ancient Bat

Hollywood just can't seem to get enough of Frank Miller. With good cause: No matter how many Mystery Men, Catwoman and Punisher adaptations tank (and let's not even talk about Alan Moore's books that inexplicably crash one after another), Miller's works consistently get hit out of the park...