Here's a fascinating trailer for Frank Miller's 9/11-inspired graphic novel Holy Terror, which will be released in September on the 10th anniversary of the attacks. The project began at DC Comics as Batman vs. Al Qaeda, but when Miller's editor Bob Schreck left DC due to some controversial dialogue in All Star Batman and Robin #10, Miller decided to change the protagonist in this revenge saga from Batman to a new character known as The Fixer and brought the project to Schreck's new home at Legendary Comics, which will publish Miller's saga as a $29.95 hardcover (see “Frank Miller’s Holy Terror”).From Legendary Comics
Posted by ICv2 on July 21, 2011 @ 10:32 am CT
Here's a fascinating trailer for Frank Miller's 9/11-inspired graphic novel Holy Terror, which will be released in September on the 10th anniversary of the attacks. The project began at DC Comics as Batman vs. Al Qaeda, but when Miller's editor Bob Schreck left DC due to some controversial dialogue in All Star Batman and Robin #10, Miller decided to change the protagonist in this revenge saga from Batman to a new character known as The Fixer and brought the project to Schreck's new home at Legendary Comics, which will publish Miller's saga as a $29.95 hardcover (see “Frank Miller’s Holy Terror”).MORE SHOWBIZ
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