I'm reading Sin City...why is everyone naked?
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I'm reading Sin City...why is everyone naked?
I mean sure the majority of the time the characters are dressed but pretty much every character is shown naked at least once. Is this common in Frank Miller stories? What's the deal?
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When doesn't it fit the time?
Charaters are hookers or strippers. other times characters walk in on each other in situations where nudity is normal.
Charaters are hookers or strippers. other times characters walk in on each other in situations where nudity is normal.
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I think Frank just likes to draw naked people.
In his "Elektra Lives Again" graphic novel for Epic/Marvel, the finale had Daredevil duking it out with a stark-naked Bullseye. It's rare when you see a superhero/supervillain battle where one of the parties has his dong swinging around during the fight.
In his "Elektra Lives Again" graphic novel for Epic/Marvel, the finale had Daredevil duking it out with a stark-naked Bullseye. It's rare when you see a superhero/supervillain battle where one of the parties has his dong swinging around during the fight.
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Originally Posted by Josh-da-man
I think Frank just likes to draw naked people.
In his "Elektra Lives Again" graphic novel for Epic/Marvel, the finale had Daredevil duking it out with a stark-naked Bullseye. It's rare when you see a superhero/supervillain battle where one of the parties has his dong swinging around during the fight.
In his "Elektra Lives Again" graphic novel for Epic/Marvel, the finale had Daredevil duking it out with a stark-naked Bullseye. It's rare when you see a superhero/supervillain battle where one of the parties has his dong swinging around during the fight.
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I was naked not a half an hour ago, and am naked under my clothes right now.
To answer the OP's question about why Frank Miller drew all his characters naked at one point or another, I'm pretty sure he did it so people would start threads about it on the internet.
To answer the OP's question about why Frank Miller drew all his characters naked at one point or another, I'm pretty sure he did it so people would start threads about it on the internet.
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Originally Posted by Jackskeleton
When doesn't it fit the time?
Charaters are hookers or strippers. other times characters walk in on each other in situations where nudity is normal.
Charaters are hookers or strippers. other times characters walk in on each other in situations where nudity is normal.
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Originally Posted by BizRodian
Miho was diving into tar, that's why she removed her clothes first. I actually hadn't even noticed until I just looked right now.
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Originally Posted by wolverine1028
She didn't remove her clothes in the movie though. Too bad!
In the "Family Values" graphic novel, Miho spends most of her page-time with her nipples sticking out of her shirt. Whether or not that will make it into one of the next movies remains to be seen. (C'mon, Devon!)




