A new feature-length documentary on comics mastermind Frank Miller is set to screen simultaneously at Cinemark locations nationwide, for one-night-only, on Monday, June 10. Frank Miller: American Genius is a detailed examination of Miller, the groundbreaking creator who ushered in a new era of comics thanks to works such as Daredevil, The Dark Knight Returns, Ronin, 300, and Sin City.

The documentary, written and directed by Silenn Thomas and released by Picturehouse, features interviews with Miller shot over several years. It documents his nearly five-decade career, from his early days in Vermont to his formative years at Marvel Comics, all the way through his incredible success in the 1980s and 1990s at DC Comics and with his creator-owned projects. The film also examines how Miller opened new avenues for creators by upending long-established industry practices.?

In this exclusive clip provided to IGN, Miller recalls his decision to leave Marvel for DC in the 1980s, and how it influenced his epic limited series, Ronin.

The 141-minute long film includes interviews with fellow creators and Miller collaborators such as Jim Lee, Klaus Janson, Dave Gibbons, Neal Adams, Robert Rodriguez, Jessica Alba, Zack Snyder, Jim Shooter, and Stan Lee.?

Miller will be on hand at the premiere for American Genius in Los Angeles at the Cinemark Playa Vista location to introduce the documentary, which will be live-streamed nationwide. Joining him will be actress Rosario Dawson, who before joining the MCU and the Star Wars universes, co-starred in the film adaptations of Miller’s Sin City graphic novels.??

All ticket holders will get a custom collectible gift.

Before then, Miller will be joined by fellow comics icon Neil Gaiman for a pre-screening introduction and discussion June 6 at the Angelika Film Center in New York City.?

No official word yet on when and where Frank Miller: American Genius will be available for home viewing.