Ronin #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection presents Frank Miller's groundbreaking 1983-1984 miniseries, a cyberpunk-meets-samurai epic that follows a disgraced ronin in a dystopian future New York as he battles the demonic entity Agat. Miller's distinctive black-and-white art and nonlinear storytelling create a visceral fusion of feudal Japan and high-tech horror, making this a landmark work in his career. The volume collects the complete six-issue series, including Miller's original covers and a new introduction.
In this striking 2019 entry from Frank Miller’s acclaimed series, a young samurai, now a ronin after his lord’s death, takes up the mantle of guardian for a powerful magic sword. As he and the demon Agat clash across time, their battle erupts in a haunting, post-apocalyptic New York. Frank Miller’s bold storytelling and distinctive art—penciled and inked by him, with Lynn Varley’s evocative colors and John Costanza’s precise lettering—bring this high-stakes journey to life, all framed by Miller’s intense cover art.
In the wake of Lord Ozaki’s death, a young samurai takes up the mantle of ronin, sworn to protect the lord’s enchanted sword. As he and the demon Agat are thrust across time, their clash unfolds in a ruined New York, where ancient magic meets a shattered future.
In "null," Ronin ventures into the treacherous underground to rescue Casey from cannibalistic humanoid dwellers, while Peter McKenna uncovers unsettling truths about Taggart’s sudden transformation. The story blends tense martial arts action with sci-fi intrigue, exploring identity and survival in a world where the line between man and monster blurs.
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↩ Reprints Rōnin #1 (1983), Rōnin #2 (1983), Rōnin #3 (1983), Rōnin #4 (1984), Rōnin #5 (1984), Rōnin #6 (1984), Ronin: The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2014)
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