Eva Green Is A Dame To Kill For In ‘Sin City’ Sequel By Andy Khouri Perhaps best known for her role as Vesper Lynd in the 2006 James Bond film Casino Royale, French actress and supermodel Eva Green has been cast to play the titular Ava Lordin Sin City: A Dame To Kill For. Based on the classic graphic novel by Frank Miller, the film is a sequel to the 2005 Sin City film co-directed by Miller and Robert Rodriguez.
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Eva Green Is A Dame To Kill For In ‘Sin City’ Sequel

By Andy Khouri

Perhaps best known for her role as Vesper Lynd in the 2006 James Bond film Casino Royale, French actress and supermodel Eva Green has been cast to play the titular Ava Lordin Sin City: A Dame To Kill For. Based on the classic graphic novel by Frank Miller, the film is a sequel to the 2005 Sin City film co-directed by Miller and Robert Rodriguez.

Best Art Ever (This Week) - 05.11.12 By Andy Khouri This week’s round-up includes characters from Batman, Game of Thrones, Jonah Hex, The Spirit, Sin City, Star Wars, Spider-Man, Where The Wild Things Are, Tank Girl and many others. See more.
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Best Art Ever (This Week) - 05.11.12

By Andy Khouri

This week’s round-up includes characters from Batman, Game of Thrones, Jonah Hex, The Spirit, Sin City, Star Wars, Spider-Man, Where The Wild Things Are, Tank Girl and many others.

See more.

‘Sin City’ Concept Art and Character Models from Unmade Video Game By Andy Khouri Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez told a crowd at SXSW this week that he will begin production of Sin City 2 this summer. But wasn’t there supposed to be a video game? There was. Developed by Red Mile Entertainment, the Sin City game was abandoned at some point in 2008. Fortunately, loads of character model sheets and conceptual art have surfaced. Read more.
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‘Sin City’ Concept Art and Character Models from Unmade Video Game

By Andy Khouri

Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez told a crowd at SXSW this week that he will begin production of Sin City 2 this summer. But wasn’t there supposed to be a video game? There was. Developed by Red Mile Entertainment, the Sin City game was abandoned at some point in 2008. Fortunately, loads of character model sheets and conceptual art have surfaced.

Read more.