Title: Battle of the Franchised Superheroes
Product review: I can't think of a graphic novel I've looked forward to more, nor can I think of one that disappointed me more bitterly. Garish colors, clunky art (with dayglo two-page spreads), and a plot that defies all logic. It seems that Miller's goal was to squeeze in as many DC superheroes as possible, but if you haven't followed all of their rampaging plotlines for the past decade or so, you'll be constantly wondering who's who and who's doing what to what. I expect Kitchen Sink Man to show up any minute. I love the first DK graphic novel, and have enjoyed Miller's other work, but this is more like Bizarro-Miller than the creator whose work I've admired in the past. For fanboys only.
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