Title: "Let's see how much money we can make off the original."
Product review: ... Its not well written and the huge splash pages seem like an excuse to extend a story that could have easily been told in one issue to three so that the DC could maximize profits. Sure, the art is pretty good; a little overly CGed for my taste, but that could just be me. Its that it doesn't have the grime and grit of the original series that really drew the reader in to this recreated world of a defeated Dark Knight detective. The whole story seems contrived: Bats beats up on Supes.... again. Seemingly to show that, yep, Batman is still ... bad ... and Big Blue is still a dumb wimp.No new territory is gone over in terms of characterization, which is what made the original so fascinating. In the original DKR, Miller truly broke Batman's character into his component parts, studied them, and showed the readers how Bruce would react in this futuristic distopia.Don't bother with this one kiddies, its not worth the [money].
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