Frank Miller's graphic novel 300

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Frank Miller's graphic novel 300 is a stylized, historically inspired comic that dramatizes the Battle of Thermopylae through hyper-violent, visually striking artwork and a mythic portrayal of Spartan warriors.

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instanceOf comic book limited series
graphic novel
adaptedInto 300 (2006 film) NERFINISHED
antagonistGroup Persian army
artist Frank Miller NERFINISHED
artStyle highly cinematic
stylized
awarded Eisner Award for Best Limited Series NERFINISHED
awardYear 1999
basedOnEvent Battle of Thermopylae NERFINISHED
colorist Lynn Varley NERFINISHED
contains graphic violence
stylized battle scenes
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Frank Miller NERFINISHED
criticalReception criticized for historical inaccuracy
praised for artwork
filmAdaptationDirector Zack Snyder NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationReleaseYear 2006
genre action
historical fiction
war comic
hasSequelInFilmContinuity 300: Rise of an Empire (film) NERFINISHED
inspiredBy 1962 film The 300 Spartans NERFINISHED
historical accounts of Thermopylae
language English
laterPublishedAs collected graphic novel
mainCharacter King Leonidas NERFINISHED
mainGroup Spartan warriors
mediaType print
narrativePerspective Spartan point of view
notableFeature hyper-violent imagery
mythic portrayal of Spartans
widescreen panel layout
numberOfIssues 5
originalPublicationFormat comic book mini-series
pageOrientation landscape format in collected edition
portrayal romanticized Spartan culture
portraysCharacter Xerxes I NERFINISHED
publicationEndYear 1999
publicationStartYear 1998
publisher Dark Horse Comics NERFINISHED
settingPeriod Greco-Persian Wars NERFINISHED
targetAudience adult readers
theme heroism
honor
militarism
sacrifice
writer Frank Miller NERFINISHED

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Michael B. Gordon workAdaptedFrom Frank Miller's graphic novel 300