Frank Miller The guy who ''brought darkness'' into the comics world...

Back in the days, people used to believe that comics are stuff for children or teenagers that are made with colorful characters and nice pics.
For many years the comic books are hiding in children's rooms and you could only found them in toy stores with other ''kid stuff''.
Until one day...
A group of people decided to change the history of comics. 
One of them was Frank Miller!

Frank who?????

A short bio

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Frank Miller is perhaps one of the most innovative writer artists in recent times. His name is synonymous with the words "genius" and "legend" or even "legendary genius." He has an unparalleled ability to take his influences in movies and Eastern art and literature and the books (mostly thrillers) he devoured as a youth, and transform it into a gritty style that becomes uniquely, well, Miller. Movies were also a great influence. The works of Akira Kurosawa combined with Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima's Lone Wolf and Cub influenced his critically acclaimed Ronin.

Miller was born January 27, 1957 in Olney, Maryland. He was the fifth child out of a total of seven. His mother was a nurse and dad a carpenter/electrician. He grew up in Montpelier, Vermont. Like many others in the comic and fantasy world, he was a dreamer and felt maladjusted in his early years. He once said that he stopped reading comics in his early teens and re-adjusted himself to the 'real world' by reading thrillers and watching movies.

Miller's early career was pretty rocky. This is evident in his sporadic early work. A few pages here, just pencils there, an occasional inking. Miller's first work in comic books was in Gold Key's Twilight Zone in 1978 (AFAIK; if I'm mistaken, please contact me), for which he did the inside art. His first work at Marvel was on John Carter, Warlord of Mars #18, in 1978 and his first work at DC was on Weird War Tales #64. The work that first established Frank Miller as a comic world force to be reckoned with, respected and recognized was his work on Daredevil.

Besides being an accomplished and distinguished writer, artist and storyteller, Frank Miller is also one of a handful of creators who is known and recognized outside of the comic book industry. He is outspoken and does not hesitate to give praise to people who are putting out a good product. And as Marvel will testify, he is not afraid to speak out against people who he believes are hurting the industry.

Miller has donework for all of the major publishers in the comic industry and has won many awards for his work.

This is the story of Mark Miller...
A guy who made for us a different way of making comics.
The one who donated us the privilege to say that comics are not kid's stuff but proper stuff for adults.
Thanks Frank... 

More great comic writers coming soon...

Thanks For Reading.

George...

Frank's bio was by moebiusgraphics.com