Frank Miller’s Whores

Added on May 25th, 2007 by Panzer | Report Post
Tags:Comic Books, Humor

I don’t know where this came from. Anyone?

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Anonymous (#78)

17 years ago

Elektra wasn’t a complete whore.

worldspawn (#483)

17 years ago

This is from Shortpacked! by David Willis.

rattybad (#461)

17 years ago

Aah, natakamus, therein lies the catch: The strip says to write one “without a whore in it,” so it doesn’t necessarily have to be the lead; if I’m not mistaken, wasn’t it Miller who wrote Karen Page as a drugged-out porn star at one point? I could be wrong, but it was around issue #227, when she gives up DD’s identity to the Kingpin for some drugs. So if Karen Page appears in any Elektra comics (I have a feeling she does) then technically it’s still a whoreful story.

Goddamn…I just read my comment and it turns out I’m a geek, and an old one to boot.

But 300 doesn’t have any, does it?

Neuromancer (#265)

17 years ago

The queen gives it up to that guy because she thinks he will then support her in the council. And… Xerxes tent is full of leper bitches.

I realize now you might have been attempting to be sarcastic… *shrugs*

Anonymous (#78)

17 years ago

In the Miller book, the Queen doesn’t do anything except say goodbye to Leonidas. There are 2 depictions that could be argued to be Whores. The Oracle at Delphi and the Persian women that seduce Ephialtes. Story-wise they aren’t “exactly” whores, but they look exactly like his Sin-City whores to the nth.