Comics Legend Frank Miller on His New Memoir, “Push the Wall”
Park, Gene
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The mind behind “The Dark Knight Returns,” iconoclastic comic book writer and artist Frank Miller, has undeniably influenced American culture, from his epic Daredevil run to the influential “300” and “Sin City.” In “Push the Wall,” Miller blends autobiography with lessons in art to reveal how his unconventional approach to graphic novels, comics and artistry led to his legendary career.
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