Ronin #1
This French-language volume collects the first half of Frank Miller's 1983-1984 DC Comics miniseries 'Ronin,' a groundbreaking fusion of samurai myth, cyberpunk dystopia, and supernatural horror. The story follows a masterless ronin from feudal Japan who is mysteriously transported to a post-apocalyptic New York City to confront a demonic entity, with Miller's stark, cinematic artwork defining the visual style. Published by Semic S.A. in 2004, this edition presents the early chapters of the six-issue saga that helped cement Miller's reputation as a visionary storyteller.
Ronin #1, written and drawn by Frank Miller, introduces a young samurai thrust into exile after the death of Lord Ozaki, bound to protect the lord’s mystical sword. With cover art by Miller himself, the story follows Ronin and the demon Agat as they clash across time, their journey leading to a shattered New York in a distant future.
In the aftermath of Lord Ozaki’s death, a young samurai takes up the mantle of ronin, bound to safeguard the lord’s mystical sword. As he and the demon Agat clash across fractured timelines, their fight spirals into a haunting journey through a ruined New York, where past and future bleed together.
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↩ Reprints Rōnin #1 (1983), Rōnin #2 (1983), Ronin #[nn] (1987)
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