Elektra: Assassin
Frank Miller · Bill Sienkiewicz
Story era 04 · Streets and Legends
Miller and Sienkiewicz turn Elektra’s solo story into an expressionist political fever dream.
One-book project: Elektra: Assassin
Setup & reading order
Optional context & path
Path: Elektra. Related projects that read well in this order; the order is a suggestion, not a requirement.
Useful background and earlier stops: Daredevil by Frank Miller — Core and Companion.
Only required setup and earlier volumes in the same project affect the queue. Everything here is optional.
About these books · 8 sources
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- Reddit — reader discussion (opens in a new tab)Readers
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- Comic Book Herald (opens in a new tab)Critics and editors
- AIPT — Elektra: Assassin TPB review (opens in a new tab)Critics and editors
- Marvel (opens in a new tab)Publisher
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- Wikipedia (opens in a new tab)Reference
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The books
Elektra: Assassin
Book 1 of 1 · Streets and Legends
Miller and Sienkiewicz fuse political satire, unreliable memory, and expressionist espionage.
9781302918682Planned edition#1–8The focused paperback; the Gallery Edition would repeat Daredevil: Love and War, which is already in the Miller Companion.
Edition sources
Each ISBN identifies a specific printing and cover. “Owned copy” identifies the edition on my shelf; “Planned edition” identifies the edition listed for collecting.
Duplication · Elektra: Assassin
These books share full issues or parts of issues with other books in the plan. Open the lists below to see which stories repeat.
No shared contents are recorded with other books in the plan.
Things to know
- Miller’s Daredevil adds background, but this Elektra story stands on its own.