Did anyone read DK Master Race 4??

[Prime]

....what the flying f*ck Lara? And you too Superman!! Why is this Superman such a goddamn idiot?

[Last Son of Krypton]

I knew you would hate it.

[Prime]

I knew you would hate it.

Hahahaha what about you?

[Last Son of Krypton]

Hahahaha what about you?

I don't like what Lara has become. For the rest, I'll wait for the series conclusion to give it a true and proper judgment.

[Dataweaver]

I've been following DKIII mainly for Carrie Kelley. It's amazing what you have to put up with just to get more of the one character of the series that you like.

[Lairston]

why would this get moved out of the Superman forum when it dealt with Superman in DKR3???

[borntohula]

Yep. Read it digitally, but will sit down with the floppy (read 1-4) this weekend. Liked it alot. I even enjoyed the mini more than I figured I would. Had a crazy charm. Detailed inks mixed with sloppy. A green/purple batgirl suit. Cool bat-monolouge as well.

So, what about Superman? Him resisting fighting his daughter? I'm pretty sure there'll be some answers down the road as of why Superman sat frozen in a chair (beyond DKSA) and Lara's obsession over might is right (which isn't that different from how she felt about things in DKSA).

I really liked it when Batman meets the commissioner on the roof. I think it looks like as he hid his crutch underneath the cape.

Flash felt straight out of DKSA, and more or less tripped over the tone of the book itself :P

[Joker]

I loved the mini. That's the book I want. I want Miller drawing crazy shit and pink and green Batgirl. And Aquaman.

[Lake Nowhere]

I enjoyed it more than the other issues, but man, are we getting very little story every book. The same events from DKIII #4 would have taken about 3-4 pages to tell in the original Dark Knight Returns style.

[Lake Nowhere]

I loved the mini. That's the book I want. I want Miller drawing crazy shit and pink and green Batgirl. And Aquaman.

Agreed. Miller on his worst day is more interesting than all these boringly respectful homages.

[HsssH]

I enjoyed it more than the other issues, but man, are we getting very little story every book. The same events from DKIII #4 would have taken about 3-4 pages to tell in the original Dark Knight Returns style.

My main problem with this too. At this point I'll just wait till it finally wraps up and then pick it up. DKR #1 was something like 40 pages I think, but at this point it had more actual content than 4 issues of DKMR which is around 100 pages I think?