“You saw other people before me follow the same course - expanding a career and taking charge of a bit more of the job,” he said. He said that his move toward becoming a publisher seemed natural. He also wrote and drew The Dark Knight Returns, which ushered in a new era for Batman. Many of Miller’s comics have been influential, including stories about Daredevil and his lover Elektra.

The news about Miller’s company was originally reported by The Hollywood Reporter. In a departure for the black-and-white series, there will be a one-issue special, Sin City in Color, with the artist Milo Manara. Set in the Wild West, the story will feature familiar names that will resonate with fans of Sin City, whose last new story was published in 2000. “I’m not really calling it an origin story because that just sounds like being bitten by a radioactive spider or having a planet blow up,” Miller said in a telephone interview. He will write and draw Sin City 1858, a look at the city’s foundation. Miller is also returning to Sin City, his noir series that began at Dark Horse Comics in 1991. A sequel - penciled by Philip Tan and inked by Daniel Henriques from layouts by Miller - will explore the life of Casey McKenna, a security officer who pursued the nameless Ronin and had a child with him. Miller will revisit the world of Ronin, a samurai story set in a dark future, which was originally published from 1983-1984 by DC Comics. Miller, the editor and chief and president of the new company, and Dan DiDio, its publisher, will discuss the comics during Megacon, which takes place Thursday through Sunday in Orlando, Fla.

The comic book creator Frank Miller is looking to the past and the future with some of the projects of his new publishing company, Frank Miller Presents, which has comics debuting in November.

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