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...may not pack the same surprise as the first one, but with a half-dozen major characters and subplots, this sequel feels like an actual Marvel comic set in a superheroic universe.
—Luke Y. Thompson E!
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When Sin City creator Frank Miller revealed last week that the long-awaited sequel would include elements of his story "Just Another Saturday Night," it was the first time that there was any indication that the character of Marv would be appearing in Sin City 2 (working title). Though Marv makes brief appearances in the 6-issue "A Dame to Kill For" comic book that will serve as the basis for the bulk of the sequel, it was believed that Marv might be cut from the movie because of Mickey Rourke's reluctance to get back into the makeup chair to play the scarred anti-hero.
In a recent interview with ComingSoon, Rourke sounded as if he might be mulling over a return to the role that helped launch his comeback, saying that appearing as Marv "depends" on a couple of factors, implying that money and creative expression could entice him back into the makeup chair.
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Just in time for his cameo in Captain America, we rank his best appearances so far.