Why didn't Frank Miller Write more Batman?

[Mr 9.8]

I really enjoyed what he did with Batman year one and was wondering why he didn't continue writing for a little while longer? Was he just bored of it?

And yes I know Year one was more about Gordon then Batman, but I still liked it.

[Prince Namor]

I really enjoyed what he did with Batman year one and was wondering why he didn't continue writing for a little while longer? Was he just bored of it?

And yes I know Year one was more about Gordan then Batman, but I still liked it.

 

From reading All Star Batman and Robin, I'd say yes.

[Mr 9.8]

I really enjoyed what he did with Batman year one and was wondering why he didn't continue writing for a little while longer? Was he just bored of it?

And yes I know Year one was more about Gordan then Batman, but I still liked it.

 

From reading All Star Batman and Robin, I'd say yes.

Okay, I didn't read ALL-STAR beyond #1.

[mschmidt]

I really enjoyed what he did with Batman year one and was wondering why he didn't continue writing for a little while longer? Was he just bored of it?

And yes I know Year one was more about Gordan then Batman, but I still liked it.

 

From reading All Star Batman and Robin, I'd say yes.

Okay, I didn't read ALL-STAR beyond #1.

 

You obviously didn't read the wiki entry for Frank Miller either

 

During this time, Miller (along with Marv Wolfman, Alan Moore and Howard Chaykin) had been in dispute with DC Comics over a proposed ratings system for comics. Disagreeing with what he saw as censorship, Miller refused to do any further work for DC, and he would take his future projects to the independent publisher Dark Horse Comics.

[The Brain]

I really enjoyed what he did with Batman year one and was wondering why he didn't continue writing for a little while longer? Was he just bored of it?

And yes I know Year one was more about Gordan then Batman, but I still liked it.

 

From reading All Star Batman and Robin, I'd say yes.

Okay, I didn't read ALL-STAR beyond #1.

 

You may have just found the answer to your question. He has of late become

 

( when writing Batman) a very polarizing figure.

[UnRested Spectre]

I really enjoyed what he did with Batman year one and was wondering why he didn't continue writing for a little while longer? Was he just bored of it?

And yes I know Year one was more about Gordan then Batman, but I still liked it.

 

From reading All Star Batman and Robin, I'd say yes.

Okay, I didn't read ALL-STAR beyond #1.

 

You obviously didn't read the wiki entry for Frank Miller either

 

During this time, Miller (along with Marv Wolfman, Alan Moore and Howard Chaykin) had been in dispute with DC Comics over a proposed ratings system for comics. Disagreeing with what he saw as censorship, Miller refused to do any further work for DC, and he would take his future projects to the independent publisher Dark Horse Comics.

Hiyo!

 

Did DC Comics just get LaBron'ed!?

 

P.S.

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[djpinkpanther67]

He was too busy writing the stories/screenplays for Robocop 2 and 3

[Mr 9.8]

He was too busy writing the stories/screenplays for Robocop 2 and 3

2 was ''okay'' but 3 was absolute

[chrisco37]

He was too busy writing the stories/screenplays for Robocop 2 and 3

2 was ''okay'' but 3 was absolute

 

3 ruled! The best part was near the end when he flew and you could see the wires. Classic!