Dark Knight III - The Master Race 003

Stories are meant to challenge and often unsettle readers, while staying with them long after it's finished. In "Dark Knight III: The Master Race" #3, Frank Miller, Brian Azzarello, Andy Kubert, Klaus Janson and John Romita Jr. aim to do all three. This story starts to touch on themes that were present in Miller's 2011 graphic novel "Holy Terror," and -- while it feels a little less in-your-face than the previous book -- there's no denying Miller and company aren't taking the easy way out.

It will come as no surprise to readers when Miller and Azzarello revisit the Kandor City Kryptonians' religious extremism. What might startle people is how quickly they escalate both the hostilities and the rhetoric on display. Having revealed that the extremists in Kandor City have murdered all the other inhabitants, Miller and Azzarello avoid any sort of balanced portrayal of the Kryptonians. They're all reprehensible beings who follow their cult leader blindly and die as part of his cause. The end result is a book that has no shades of gray; it's all black and white, a conflict between those who are bad and those who are good. It's a stark setup that goes for a gut punch and staggers the reader even as it makes them yearn for something a little more nuanced. After all, as effective as a sledgehammer approach is, it's not capable of anything more than the broadest of strokes.

Download Link:

http://uploadboy.com/9d3k3fo297ln/2150/rar