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Ronin v1 #3, 1983 - Out of place and time, Ronin appears for the first time in full samurai garb. His attempts to tame a wild horse (see interior page below) is absent of dialogue, relying on
Frank Miller's visuals to tell the story. With the exception of a few pages, most of the art emphasizes line over shading and shapes. Of the four two-page spreads, three occur in sequence, illustrating Ronin's confrontation with armed bikers. Miller's finest scene is the last page, a splash of the title character in action. This is 3 of 6
Ronin issues by
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Miller wraparound cover pencils and inks = ***
Miller story pencils and inks 48 pages = ***
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