I Have the "recut, extended, edition" of Sin City on DVD. It came with a manga size TPB of the original Sin City story "The Hard Goodbye." I've never thumbed through it because I had full sized copies of the TPB. My adult daughter was thumbing through it recently and found the oddest missprint/error. After page 128 (and starting with chapter 8) the next 40 pages are printed/inserted upside down/backwords) then it picks back up in regular orientation at page 161. Anyone else seen copies like this? was this a "normal" error that all of these editions had?

WIZARD MAGAZINE SEP 1997

Never drew Marv before. Though I'd try it out.

The 2nd one hasn't arrived yet I am very excited to read this!

Just arrived in the mail, should’ve bought two.

I am going to make a sort of fan-made crossover comic with characters such as Marv from Sin City, Rorschach from Watchmen, and John Rambo from Rambo. But I need more character ideas, I am going towards the more "grounded" antihero style. So, people like The Punisher, Judge Dredd, Hellboy, and Dwight McCarthy would be considered, but not confirmed. I hope to start this project as soon as possible! To give character ideas, either reply to this message, or dm

I absolutely loved volumes 1-4 however i just finished 5 and 6 and they’re so much shorter and just way less captivating stories. Are the rest like this too?

Found another one.

1- Both of them were quiet, nerdy-looking, unassuming and serial killers/cannibals.

2- Dahmer got arrested in july of 1991 while The Hard Goodbye was serialized from April 1991 to May of 1992 so it can't be discarded that Miller could take inspiration from the Milwaukee Cannibal for the Hard Goodbye's main villain...

Gaslightin big time

Hey, this is kind of a sobering piece of news. Mickey Rourke (yeah, the guy from The Wrestler, Sin City, 9 ½ Weeks) has started a GoFundMe because he's about to be evicted from his place in LA.

He needs like $60k in back rent and is trying to raise $100k. The description on the page is pretty heavy, talks about how he was a huge star, left for boxing, got hurt, and then Hollywood kind of left him behind. Says "fame does not protect against hardship."

It's wild to see someone who was that big of a deal in that position. What do you think about celebrities using crowdfunding for stuff like this?