Sin City
Frank Miller Launches Independent Publishing Company, New ‘Sin City,’ ‘Ronin’ Comics in the Works (Exclusive)
After decades of working for DC, Marvel and even indie publishers such as Dark Horse, creator Frank Miller is striking out on his own and launching a publishing banner. Named Frank Miller Presents, the company will have the writer-artist behind The Dark Knight Returns, Sin City and 300 acting as president and editor-in-chief, with the […]
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Frank Miller Unveils ‘Sin City’ NFTs
Thirty years after entering Sin City, creator Frank Miller is still finding new alleys to explore. The comic book creator is launching a series of 11 NFTs based on the popular crime comic, which will go up for auction starting Sept. 29. Sin City debuted in the pages of Dark Horse Comics in 1991 with […]
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Jessica Alba Signs With UTA
The Hollywood actress is set to star in and executive produce 'Trigger Warning' for Netflix.
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Frank Miller Regains Film and TV Rights to ‘Sin City’
'Sin City' will no longer be part of the Weinstein Co.'s sale to Lantern.
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Decked Out: Jamie Chung’s Killer Street Style
The actress plays an assassin in 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,' — turns out she's dressed to kill offscreen, too
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Dark Horse Promises ‘Big Damn Sin City’ to Tie In With Movie’s Release
The publisher will release a 1,344-page collection of all Frank Miller's existing "Sin City" comics as part of promotional push coinciding with August's "A Dame to Kill For."
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‘Django Unchained’ to Open in China With Less Vivid Blood
Director Quentin Tarantino made what a Sony executive calls "slight adjustments" in the form of smaller splashes of duller-colored blood for the rollout in the country later this week.
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‘Sin City 2’ Adds Jaime King and Jamie Chung (Exclusive)
The actresses have joined a cast including Mickey Rourke, Jessica Alba and Rosario Dawson in Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller's sequel, which began shooting Monday.
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‘Sin City’ Sequel Gets a Release Date
Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller are co-directing the movie, which will shoot this summer in Austin, Texas.
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‘Machete Kills’ Director Robert Rodriguez Says Sequel Takes Series ‘To Another Level’
The filmmaker hopes to handle directing duties himself for "Machete Kills," which will immediately precede another highly-anticipated sequel, "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For."
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Fandom 5: ‘Avengers,’ More ‘Avengers,’ and ‘Sin City’
The newest Marvel movie gets a lot of thumbs-up, plus a new scene, while Robert Rodriguez dives back into the world of Frank Miller.
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Holy Terrible: Reviews of Frank Miller’s ‘Holy Terror’ Are In
The comic book legend's latest work is praised for its opening sequence, but also called both "sloppy" and "surprisingly thin."
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