Whatever it is, we'll try to make it happen." Miller had a very specific idea of what he wanted his comic to look like, from page stock to the coloring techniques, so DC assigned Bob Rozakis to make sure "Ronin" would be at the forefront of the comics industry in terms of paper quality and coloring. I don't care how offbeat it is or if it's never been done before. Kahn, however, managed to get a lunch with Miller where she said to him, "Tell me what it is that you would really like to do. Kahn and Giordano very much wanted DC to be in the Frank Miller business and offered Miller a groundbreaking deal for his next project, the futuristic samurai series "Ronin."īorn out of the research Miller had been doing for the various ninja storylines in "Daredevil," "Ronin" was originally meant to be published as a graphic novel for Marvel. In stepped Jenette Kahn, Publisher of DC Comics, and Dick Giordano, DC's Executive Editor. After establishing himself as one of the most marketable artists in the entire comic book industry in the early 1980s with his work on "Daredevil" and "Wolverine" for Marvel, Miller was looking for a new challenge.
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