Frank Miller at W W Chicago?

[Bruce]

There is talk that Frank Miller will be at Chicago.

Which is great news. But what does that mean for Miller? Money does rule all? They have been keeping away from eachother since his attack a couple of years ago, and I would assume that he has not changed his mind on them.

So is it a cool thing that he is going, or a bad thing that he is breaking down and going?

I'm going to Chicago, but dont think I will be standing in a line the whole day one day just to pee myself and ask for him to sign a book.
I just don't know If I like him backing down if he goes.
He always seemed to be a very strong willed person.

[DJ Kenobi]

According to The Beat , it appears that Jim Lee was involved in Miller and Wizard ending their feud.

Now word on the street is that the latest round came over ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, which is written by Miller with art by Jim Lee. The book, which is certain to be a blockbuster, was getting the cold shoulder at Wizard to the point that Lee became involved. We hear a DC-brokered truce has been negotiated, and Cut Marv is the first fruit of the era of peace and fellowship. In fact, Miller may even be making an appearance at a future Wizard show.

The full post can be read here:
http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/archi..._and_wiza.html

I got Frank Miller's autograph at the first Wizard World Chicago in 1997, but the con wasn't as big as it is now and the line was actually not that horrible. My signed Complete Frank Miller Batman hardcover is still one of my absolute favorite things.

[alentrix]

Granted it's Wizard's right to cover what they choose in the comics world, but they shanked Miller good and that's kind of stupid. As a magazine they should cover all things comics, not just what comes out from those that dis them. Sure it's not a major journalistic power house like the NY Times or anything, but how can you not cover some of the most major events in recent years because they involve a guy who doesn't like your rag? Get over it.