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Frank Miller: 300 (Dark Horse) (1999) (Digital-2048) (Empire)
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Frank Miller 300 Dark Horse Comics
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            Last year's Digital High-Res re-release by Empire. Obviously.





NOTE: Regrettably, and unlike Empire's "Sin City" re-releases, this version wasn't post-processed to solidify the blacks. If you have a traditional scan, compare the two side-by-side and think twice before replacing that one by this one. Just sayin'.


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@ You had me going with that description there for a second, I was waiting on that last line lol.

For whatever reason most old comics have this weird way of using colors and it's always put me off from reading some of the older comic seires unless it's been updated and rereleased. But I might check this one out! Thanks!

Sorry all, I - or my computer, rather - was having some technical trouble. I'm seeding again for now, but a relapse is not outside the realm of possibility.

^^ Robbie, I've actually got the same dislike of the traditional comics colouring schemes (but would ordinarily have been reluctant to say so, since it does make one sound a bit shallow, doesn't it).

The "whatever reason" has to do with the famour "Four Colour" printing process, which in turn had to do with producing comics cheaply, is my semi-educated guess. Personally, I'm mainly familiar with the results from Disney comics, which were the only American ones I used to read at that time. The European books that made up the remainder of my intake were quite a bit nicer-looking in that regard - and also twice as long as standard American issue-length, and also a lot more pricey, as far as I can tell.

All that being said, none of it applies here, as, generally speaking, the move away from those traditional techniques was well under way by the late 90s, and this title specifically never looked anything like those "old comics" you have in mind. Well, unless you're not actually talking about what I think you're talking about, of course! :)
@gesserit

I would have included a "just my personal taste" in my earlier comment but most comments for me wont go through if they're to long. But I like your explanation though. I've always tried finding an reason why online but I've never been able to find one.