The Frank Miller appreciation thread - Show us your covers and share your thoughts 4 4

[Dr Zen]

One of my favorite underrated FM covers

[Ghost Town]

[Ghost Town]

[Silver Surfer]

I vividly remember reading the Hulk issue #261 with the Absorbing Man when it came out, great story. I did not realize that Miller did the cover.

Edited May 23 by Silver Surfer

[Ghost Town]

I never realized that Miller did the pencils for MK #15 until just now. Joe Jusko's inks disguised that for me.

 

[Ghost Town]

Miller and Janson did this splash page for Marvel Super Heroes #95 which reprints Hulk #145. I have no idea why.

[paperheart]

During his run, waiting a month for the next issue of Daredevil was torture

Edited May 23 by paperheart

[pmpknface]

On 5/22/2024 at 10:33 PM, paperheart said:

During his run, waiting a month for the next issue of Daredevil was torture

[Jesse-Lee]

A great Frank cover:

 

And I've always loved this story from Denny O'Neil and Frank (with Steve Mitchell, and kind of trying to be Neal Adams) from DC Special Series #21, reprinted in the leather-bound Frank Miller Batman collection book:

Edited May 23 by Jesse-Lee

[Microchip]

.For me, these are on par with his top work.   All done throughout the Wolverine Limited series timing of late 1982  

[pmpknface]

On 5/24/2024 at 2:47 AM, Microchip said:

.For me, these are on par with his top work.   All done throughout the Wolverine Limited series timing of late 1982  

Good ones. Nice job on the CPV copies!

[Microchip]

On 5/25/2024 at 2:36 PM, pmpknface said:

Good ones. Nice job on the CPV copies!

Thanks.   The CPV version just makes them a touch more exclusive, and highlights the books.    The value of 168 is strong, but the rest of Milller's run on the title deserves similar attention.

[pmpknface]

On 5/22/2024 at 11:01 PM, Jesse-Lee said:

A great Frank cover:

 

I've never seen this one before! Thanks! Giordano really evened Frank out, it's a nice look. 

[pmpknface]

On 5/25/2024 at 8:11 PM, Microchip said:

Thanks.   The CPV version just makes them a touch more exclusive, and highlights the books.    The value of 168 is strong, but the rest of Milller's run on the title deserves similar attention.

Oh, it's all good stuff.  Mine are all in boxes, I'll have to scan them someday, all purchased well before the CGC era, but in nice shape. 👍 

Edited May 26 by pmpknface

[RockMyAmadeus]

[pmpknface]

Bill Sienkiewicz cover, but I don't think anyone will blame me.  I have another copy signed, haven't dug that out in a while.  Until then...

OLD RED LABEL GOODNESS!  It's actually cracked, but if I get it re-holdered the red label goes with it.  I'm not selling it anytime soon, so why bother?

[MattrixAlien]

On 7/25/2024 at 2:37 PM, pmpknface said:

Bill Sienkiewicz cover, but I don't think anyone will blame me.  I have another copy signed, haven't dug that out in a while.  Until then...

OLD RED LABEL GOODNESS!  It's actually cracked, but if I get it re-holdered the red label goes with it.  I'm not selling it anytime soon, so why bother?

Red label looks good with that cover. Sienkiewicz art throughout the series is amazing. I remember not loving the story though, maybe I should revisit it.

Edited July 25 by MattrixAlien

[amardhand]

Proud of this Newsstand version of a Frank Miller classic.

[jjonahjameson11]

 

[pmpknface]

On 7/25/2024 at 6:20 PM, MattrixAlien said:

Red label looks good with that cover. Sienkiewicz art throughout the series is amazing. I remember not loving the story though, maybe I should revisit it.

It's my desert island story.  Issue #3 alone is fantastic!