Thoughts on Frank Miller's "Big Damn Sin City"?

[theboychild]

Has anyone read this massive book? Yay or nay? Cheers!

[awayne83]

Regarding the build of the book, its quite good considering the size. Better than the larger DC omnis for example. As far as the material, I'm not a huge fan overall, although it had its moments.

[Graphic Autist]

Not a big fan of Frank on crack.

[Hellboydce]

Too big to comfortably read, I like the material but I sold the book thinking with all the LE’s DH Release they would do the stories one at a time, but so far nothing

[theboychild]

Regarding the build of the book, its quite good considering the size. Better than the larger DC omnis for example. As far as the material, I'm not a huge fan overall, although it had its moments.

Agree. The size, the story.... I'm moving on.

[theboychild]

Not a big fan of Frank on crack.

I just like his Wolverine stuff!

[theboychild]

Too big to comfortably read, I like the material but I sold the book thinking with all the LE’s DH Release they would do the stories one at a time, but so far nothing

Years from now I hope these large omnis would hold.

[TomSlick]

The stories aren’t bad but the book is obnoxiously... big.
I’m surprised they never reprinted the library editions.

[theboychild]

The stories aren’t bad but the book is obnoxiously... big.
I’m surprised they never reprinted the library editions.

How do you seriously read these massive books?

[HuggyBear]

How do you seriously read these massive books?

Lay them on a table. Use a book stand to make it easier to read so you don't have to bend your neck the whole time while reading.

[theboychild]

Lay them on a table. Use a book stand to make it easier to read so you don't have to bend your neck the whole time while reading.

Thanks for the tip! Will do.

[Johnny Thunders!]

Frank Miller's work is problematic but he is a true genius and comics are better because he made them! I love Sin City and the bigger the format the better. Reading That Yellow Bastard monthly as it came out was a rare experience. You couldn't get it on T.V or from the movies. Every image looked like it was trying to do something new.