Dark Horse Presents #104

Dark Horse Presents #104 was published in December 1995 as part of Dark Horse Comics' long-running anthology series. This anthology was instrumental in the independent comic movement of the 1980s and 1990s, serving as a creative incubator for both established creators and emerging talent. The series was designed to showcase experimental storytelling and diverse genres, often highlighting characters that would eventually gain prominence in their own standalone titles.

This specific issue is notable for its inclusion of 'Sin City: That Yellow Bastard' by Frank Miller. Miller’s work on the Sin City series defined a distinct noir aesthetic for the publisher, utilizing high-contrast black-and-white ink work that departed from traditional superhero visual tropes. The issue was received as a significant chapter in the broader Sin City narrative, contributing to the title's reputation for gritty, cinematic storytelling that challenged the standard conventions of the mainstream comic industry at the time.