What is the author's style in Ronin by Frank Miller?

Ronin is written in a traditional, graphic novel comic-book format. Events are shown rather than described, visually narrated frame by frame. Conversation is presented in balloon-text format. Pictures inside the frame are blocked, organized and directed like shots from a motion picture, drawing the reader's eye in logical patterns, giving the author directorial control over scene presentation and sequence. The six chapters are structured as individual comic books, each with its own page numbering.