Originally posted by: Commander Courage
"Now we're two."
Of course DKR was better, but DKSA was still an enjoyable elseworlds sequel. It wasn't a Batman graphic novel as much as it was a Future DC Universe graphic novel that based itself off of what happened in DKR. I only have two real problems with it:
1) Dick Grayson. What the hell was that all about? Ruined the finale.
2) Catgirl. Not THAT big of a deal, but Miller should have kept her as Robin.
Originally posted by: JediSage
So I take it you didn't like Miller's DK2? I think I'm one of 5 people that did, although I admit the art wasn't as gritty as DKR.
So I take it you didn't like Miller's DK2? I think I'm one of 5 people that did, although I admit the art wasn't as gritty as DKR.
"Now we're two."
Of course DKR was better, but DKSA was still an enjoyable elseworlds sequel. It wasn't a Batman graphic novel as much as it was a Future DC Universe graphic novel that based itself off of what happened in DKR. I only have two real problems with it:
1) Dick Grayson. What the hell was that all about? Ruined the finale.
2) Catgirl. Not THAT big of a deal, but Miller should have kept her as Robin.
Would have been nice if they had at least given some insight as to Grayson's deal.
Also, I liked Catgirl's character, but I agree she should have remained Robin.