Sam Jackson might not have got into the spirit of our treating-a-party-gallery-like-a-Facebook-picture-album high concept, but he was happy to talk about the film itself to us.

"I always loooked at it as a genre 1940s early 50s piece, in the hands of Frank it's become something different. The general tone of that particular comic, Will Eisner's comic, is still there, but we kinda put the Frank Miller twist to it . The newer audience with embrace it in a different way to the people who are comic curious, I'm sure."