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Nov 2, 2026

Scott VanderpluHOST
20:47
There is a new record.
Scott VanderpluHOST
20:48
Frank Miller's Sin City, The Hard Goodbye, Curator's Collection, signed copy, sold for $1,950 on September 5th.
Scott VanderpluHOST
21:00
A regular just unsigned edition sold for $409.95 on September 23rd.
Scott VanderpluHOST
21:07
This book was released 10 years ago.
Scott VanderpluHOST
23:52
One copy sold for $6.50 U.S., What else is surprising here? Extremity Signature Edition, 360 US.
Scott VanderpluHOST
24:04
Hal Foster's Prince Viant Phenographic Studio Edition, one copy, 365.
Scott VanderpluHOST
24:10
Three copies of Frank Miller's Sin City of the Heart, Goodbye, Curious Collection, averaging $237.
Scott VanderpluHOST
24:14
So that's just the regular version.
Andy ParksGUEST
75:15
You're going to get my vision unadulterated.
Andy ParksGUEST
75:18
Like Frank Miller did Sin City.
Andy ParksGUEST
75:19
There is nobody else touching those pages.
Andy ParksGUEST
75:21
That's true.
Claudia MezaHOST
27:15
I want everyone to know that he also then took a very smug sip of his coffee.
Claudia MezaHOST
27:22
So they're now the fourth largest comic publishing company in the U.S., And they're the home, like the original home of Hellboy, The Mask, and Sin City.
Claudia MezaHOST
27:32
And they've also partnered with huge entertainment franchises like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Wars, Godzilla, and Predator.
Claudia MezaHOST
27:39
And in the early 90s, they expanded into a film and television motion picture wing, you know? called Dark Horse Entertainment, which is also based out of Milwaukee, and I had no clue.
John SalinasHOST
6:41
good collaboration energy but you mentioned that you said if there was anyone that I could work with I would love to work with you Mignola were you a fan of the Hellboy books already or you were a fan of his work
Bruce ZickGUEST
6:54
yes starting back with the beginning of Hellboy really I you know it was around the time when I think Dark Horse was really smoking they had Sin City going and they had you know Hellboy and I just thought these are the two greatest creator-owned books on the planet and totally different.
Bruce ZickGUEST
7:17
But like Frank Miller and Sin City, there's almost no way you can do it.
Bruce ZickGUEST
7:25
It's so otherworldly in terms of his use of cinematic lighting and layout and special effects.
Bruce ZickGUEST
7:33
But Hellboy is like okay, there's a graphic style here and I see it and man, do I love it so much.
IanHOST
10:20
Yeah, it's an art style that I particularly enjoy.
IanHOST
10:25
I think that, like, you have a really... really good line work and inking on it, which sets it apart from, say, like probably in my mind, the most famous other comic that does the selective coloring would be like Sin City, where it's all black and white, but it's super high contrast, almost blocky art style, then it picks out color here and there.
IanHOST
10:51
And I think your line work on this is just a lot finer and more expressive.
IanHOST
10:59
Frank Miller is also dubious as an artist at times, so that's a different topic, but yes.
Rob LiefeldHOST
40:49
The guy with the biggest glow-up right now, the guy with the biggest auction house, uh, uh, [clears throat] just accrual is, is Mr. Frank Miller.
Rob LiefeldHOST
41:03
Uh, his "Dark Knight" and his "Daredevil" and his "Sin City" are all soaring to prices, uh, that are astronomical.
Rob LiefeldHOST
41:10
They are incredible.
Rob LiefeldHOST
41:11
And, uh, I expect to see more and more of those shake loose from the trees because those, those prices are, are...
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Oct 15 · 1 Mention

Robin McConnellHOST
26:28
Frank Miller as well.
Robin McConnellHOST
26:30
Sin City is basically him doing Alex Sinner.
Robin McConnellHOST
26:34
Like, it's-
Josh BayerGUEST
26:35
But not as much as it's Giffen is doing it.
DaveHOST
23:11
Uh, the Frank Miller ones are amazing.
DaveHOST
23:13
I own one of the Sin City ones, the EC Comics ones if you can still find those.
DaveHOST
23:17
Like, it's just a treasure trove.
DaveHOST
23:19
And it is one of the very few ways to own something that, no offense to everybody listening, myself included, very few of us will ever get to own some of that high caliber artwork, let alone a whole book of it.
Shawn CrystalHOST
26:28
I don't know.
Shawn CrystalHOST
26:29
I mean, Frank Miller's whole idea of doing Sin City was he looked at the shelf, and this is in the early days of super airbrush Photoshop work, and was like, what would stand out? Bold black and white.
Shawn CrystalHOST
26:41
And it worked.
Eric CaneteHOST
26:42
Yeah.
Abigail Jill HardingGUEST
26:31
I could kind of choose color very specifically.
Abigail Jill HardingGUEST
26:38
Um, and also you have, um, Frank Miller's Sin City as well with the really-
John SiuntresHOST
26:44
Yeah
Abigail Jill HardingGUEST
26:44
... noir, um, inks and lighting.

6 MINS LATER

Richard StarkingsGUEST
33:13
You don't have to think that one character is the source of all the stories if you feel like you've created a good character." And I think in comics, people are afraid.
Richard StarkingsGUEST
33:23
I mean, you know, um, Abigail m- mentioned, uh, Frank Miller.
Richard StarkingsGUEST
33:28
You know, he killed Marv in the first Sin City story quite dramatically.
Abigail Jill HardingGUEST
33:34
Mm.

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