Holy Terror

For those thinking that last year's Holy Terror marked the first appearance of Frank Miller's merciless superhero the Fixer, think again. Turns out, a version of the character made his first appearance four decades earlier, in Miller's high school newspaper...

Comics creator Frank Miller, whose self-described "propaganda" graphic novel Holy Terror has been criticized for anti-Islamic themes, discusses both his hatred of Al Qaeda and his lack of knowledge about the religious faith his book often seems to conflate with terrorism...

Frank Miller's post-9/11 propaganda comic Holy Terror has been through a few changes. In 2006, it was announced as Holy Terror, Batman!, and was due to be a piece of DC comic that pitted Batman, one of the most popular comic book heroes ever, against Al-Qaeda, perpetrators of 9/11 as well as other terrorist attacks all around the world...

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Legendary Comics has released a new trailer for Holy Terror, the long-anticipated 9/11-inspired Batman superhero comic by 300 and Sin City creator Frank Miller. Originally announced in 2006 as a DC Comics story about Batman fighting Osama Bin Laden, Holy Terror is now heading to stores this September (for the ten-year anniversary of 9/11) as a story about a totally different vigilante who is defi

Back in 2006, legendary comic book creator Frank Miller announced that he would be writing and drawing a story called Holy Terror, Batman!, a self-described piece of propaganda that would feature the Dark Knight taking on Osama bin Laden and "kick Al Qaeda's a**" after a terrorist attack on Gotham City...

Way back in aught-six, legendary creator Frank Miller announced to Nerdom that his next Batman project for DC Comics would find the Caped Crusader taking on the very real threat of Al Qaeda in a visceral, 120 page graphic novel titled "Holy Terror, Batman...

"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