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Frank Miller is at Comic-Con this week to promote DCs imminent release of a hardcover collectors edition of his The Dark Knight III: The Master Race, and stoke anticipation for the 2018 release of his 300 prequel Xerxes: The Fall Of The House of Darius And The Rise Of Alexander. The iconic comic book creator, graphic novel author and film director took time out for a Deadline chat on everything from the state of superhero movies to his ever-evolving career. The man can wear a hat, and looks very much like a grizzled character out of his Sin City precinct. But hes instantly disarming. And considering how much his work has informed the dark tortured superhero mythologies of everyone from Batman to Wolverine, Miller is downright optimistic about his work right now.
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DEADLINE: Swinging back to the superhero movies were all obsessed with. Weve seen low ebbs, but Logan, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man: Homecoming. Where are we in terms of quality superhero movies?
MILLER: This has been the best period for superhero movies we ever had. I mean there was that wonderful sunburst of the first Christopher Reeves Superman movie. That was just a ray of sunshine. Weve had ups and downs over the years. Now look at what weve got. Wonder Woman is the crown jewel.
DEADLINE: Really?
MILLER: Without question. She is perfect.
DEADLINE: I wouldnt have predicted that; she had cheesy origins. The red, white and blue costume, the gold wrist bands seemed corny.
MILLER: If I may, I think that was because of the old Lynda Carter TV show. That was a clunky old show, cute for its time and fun. But this movie managed to do everything right. The Israeli actress Gal Gadot, not only is she spectacularly beautiful but shes heroic and she gets away with that costume. Having Chris Pine, the guy who used to be Captain Kirk, play Steve Trevor he was impeccable in that role. Evil Nazis always work. I just thought they managed to have a real good rock em, sock em adventure movie with a genuine sense of mythology to it. The parts in Amazonia were breathtaking. Her mother, played by Connie Nielsen, she was just wonderful.