Early Drawings For Frank Miller's 300 Unveiled

Early Drawings For Frank Miller's 300 Unveiled

Bleeding Cool has released some pretty cool scanned photos of early art that led to the graphic novel 300, drawn/penned by Frank Miller. More after the jump!

By PaulRom - Apr 22, 2011 02:04 PM EST
Filed Under: 300
Source: BleedingCool.com

In 1998, a comic miniseries/graphic novel by the name of 300 began running. Following the story of King Leonidas of Sparta (and his men) as they fight the Persians down to the last man in an epic showdown, the series was adapted into a full length film directed by Zack Snyder in 2007. But before that, writer Frank Miller had the art that led to the series.

Without much further ado...









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