The Wednesday Pull List:It's time to let Frank Miller retire.Staying relevant while you evolve is something FM has mastered. Artists evolve, that's part of the artistic journey. It still gives the viewer a visceral reaction. I feel like we are getting the purest version of his style. It's more abstract, similar to the route Mignola has taken in his recent work.
The modern version of FM's work intrigues me.
Karl Altstaetter: I'm digging this Frank Miller Wolverine cover. Marvel, if Frank Miller can't see it, please help him see it. Kenneth Livitski: The horrific Wolverine cover on the left is by the same artist that did the legendary cover on the right. Unlike most comic art, It's not "faithful" to the characters and it doesn't set out to please the audience. This is his new takeĭan McDaid: People have trouble criticising or even talking about Frank Miller's current work because it exists outside the bounds of what we consider "acceptable" superhero art. Brett Alan Dewing: Uhhh…maybe the forty years since Frank Miller's first Wolverine cover have not been kind. And this is talking about Miller just as artist. WalkingAround: One day, something broke in Frank Miller's mind and he decided to turn his artstyle into a bunch of shaved yetis. Arron's Ghost: Remember how Frank Miller used to draw Wolverine, that was awesome. Ben Schouten: Frank Miller is maybe one of the clearest examples of late style in comic books which is why his work is worthy of discussion. Thor Jensen:people keep trying to make the case to me for modern day frank miller and I simply cannot 
Officer Martinez: Frank Miller achieving the impossible He made Wolverine look like trash.And they took to social media to argue one way or another.
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