I do think it's associated with his art. Not with his drawing style, but his storytelling techniques are definitely influential. He's greatly responsible for making the page more dynamic from the 80's onwards, kinda like what Eisner did in the 40's. Here's an interesting article by Alan Moore on the subject, if anyone gives a shit: http://s95378737.onlinehome.us/images/Miller.cbz

 Originally Posted By: Joe Mama
I'm not saying he isn't influential, but is he MORE influential than the three other artists I've mentioned? No, he isn't.


I think he's in the same league as Toth or Steranko. Tezuma is in a different category, and he probably wasn't considered for the same reason Hugo Pratt or Herge weren't.