WARNING: violence, death.
To end our Greek History Month is the famous 300 comic by Frank Miller. Can you imagine if the movie actually showed the actors full-frontal? I’d watch that. (I’ve never seen the movie but I know Xerxes’ fabulous and I might dress up as him for Halloween one day.)
The blurb:
A force of men is assembled, so massive it shakes the earth with its march — an army, vast beyond imagining, poised to devour tiny Greece, to snuff out the world’s one hope for reason and justice. Only three hundred brave souls block its dash. But they are more than men… they are Spartans. The first full-color project by Frank Miller for Dark Horse, painted by Lynn Varley (Ronin, The Dark Knight Returns).
Original title: 300
Writer, artist: Frank Miller
Colorist: Lynn Varley
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics (English/1998, 1999, 2006)
WARNING: violence, death.
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