Various creators worked to return Batman to his darker roots in the 1970s and 1980s, culminating with the 1986 miniseries The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller.

Batman is DC’s most popular character, and one of the most well-known characters in pop culture, period. Since his debut in 1939, Batman has starred in comics, movie serials, TV series, feature ...

Hugo Martin, the creative director at id Software, said in a Q&A session with True Achievements that Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight series had a significant influence on the design of the new Slayer ...

The creative director for Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal, Hugo Martin, is the game director of Doom: The Dark Ages - and he’s a big Batman fan.

I don't like these absolute dicta." – Frank Miller "Well, it's cool because if you can create a scenario where Batman has to shoot a gun and someone says, "Well, Batman can't shoot a gun." ...

For Inverse’s 2024 Superhero Issue, guest editor Zack Snyder interviews legendary comics writer Frank Miller about how he created Sin City, 300, The Dark Knight Returns, and more.

For “300,” based on Frank Miller’s comic book series about the battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C., digital effects were used to achieve a look reminiscent of Mr. Miller’s artwork.

Frank Miller and Zack Snyder teased the crowd with glimpses at their renderings of two of the comics world’s sacred texts: “The Spirit” and “Watchmen,” respectively. By Michael Cieply ...

Superman is known as one of the cheeriest and most wholesome superheroes out there, and he's usually portrayed as contrasting the dark and dour Batman. Clad in a borderline patriotic costume and ...

Talking about Rebel Moon - Part 2: The Scargiver, filmmaker Zack Snyder has explained why he didn't make Man of Steel 2 and offers his take on Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's divisive "Martha ...