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Ronin #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrank Miller's Ronin is a deluxe hardcover collection of the 1983-1984 DC miniseries, written and illustrated by Frank Miller. This visionary work blends samurai mythology, cyberpunk dystopia, and supernatural horror, following a masterless ronin who is reincarnated in a future New York to confront an ancient demonic foe. The volume includes restored art, a new cover, and extensive behind-the-scenes material from Miller's groundbreaking creator-owned epic.
"Chapter One" introduces a young samurai turned ronin after the death of Lord Ozaki, bound to protect the lord’s magical sword. With Frank Miller’s stark, dynamic art and Lynn Varley’s haunting colors, the story follows Ronin and the demon Agat as they clash across time, culminating in a brutal confrontation in a ruined New York. The cover by Frank Miller captures the tension with a striking, shadow-drenched image of the two figures locked in struggle.
In "Chapter One" from *Ronin* (1987), a young samurai takes up the mantle of ronin after the death of Lord Ozaki, bound to protect the lord’s enchanted sword. As he and the demon Agat are thrust across time, their clash unfolds in a haunting, ruined New York where the past and future collide.
In "Chapter Four" of Ronin, Jo battles grotesque underground dwellers to rescue Casey, while Peter McKenna uncovers unsettling truths about Taggart’s transformation—each revelation pulling them deeper into a mystery that blurs the line between man and monster.
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↩ Reprints Rōnin #1 (1983), Rōnin #2 (1983), Rōnin #3 (1983), Rōnin #4 (1984), Rōnin #5 (1984), Rōnin #6 (1984)
Reprinted in Ronin #[nn] (2001), Ronin #1 (2004)
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