Ahead of its return as a monthly comic, the first series of Frank Miller's YA fantasy saga Pandora gets a lavish new hardback collection
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Frank Miller is best known for his tough and gritty approach to comics, as seen in all time classics likeThe Dark Knight Returns, Batman: Year One and hisinfluential run on Daredevil. A couple of years back, however, he published Pandora – a six issue limited series aimed at young adults – through his own Frank Miller Presents imprint. Now Pandora is getting a new collected edition from Abrams ComicArts.
Described by the publishers as “a dark, modern-day fairy tale,” Pandora focuses on 15 year old Annabeth, who is “unpopular at school, unhappy at home, and struggling to feel like she belongs.” When Annabeth finds a mysterious flower-shaped relic that grants her the ability to change reality, however, she “uses her newfound powers to transform the world around her – and as she does, she sows the seeds of impending chaos in her wake.”
This collection of the first volume is well timed, with a second series of Pandora starting in December. Miller, meanwhile, recently revealed thathe’s working on a new volume of one of his greatest hits, Sin City, which last published an issue in 2000.
Frank Miller’s Pandora – Book One is published by Abrams ComicArts and will be in book stores on October 8 and comic shops the following day.
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