
Elektra: Incarnations
Synopsis
A documentary which looks at the evolution of the comic book Elektra. It includes remarks from artist/writer/Elektra creator Frank Miller, inker Klaus Janson, artist Bill Sienkiewicz, and writers Brian Michael Bendis and Greg Rucka. We learn about Miller's start with Daredevil and his creation/development of Elektra, what others brought to the character and her further explorations, facets of the artwork, and various takes on her.
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October 18, 2005
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- Elektra: Incarnations
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- English
- Runtime
- 53m
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What is Elektra: Incarnations about?
A documentary which looks at the evolution of the comic book Elektra. It includes remarks from artist/writer/Elektra creator Frank Miller, inker Klaus Janson, artist Bill Sienkiewicz, and writers Brian Michael Bendis and Greg Rucka. We learn about Miller's start with Daredevil and his creation/development of Elektra, what others brought to the character and her further explorations, facets of the artwork, and various takes on her.
Who directed Elektra: Incarnations?
Elektra: Incarnations was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in Elektra: Incarnations?
The principal cast of Elektra: Incarnations includes Brian Michael Bendis, Klaus Janson, Frank Miller, Greg Rucka, Bill Sienkiewicz.
When was Elektra: Incarnations released and how long is it?
Elektra: Incarnations was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 53m.
