Dark Knight III Archives

Frank Miller's original art for his variant cover of Dark Knight III #6 has just sold for $55,000 at the Big Apple Comic Con, via Vincent Zurzolo and Metropolis Comics  As we told you a few days ago, Miller original art can command some pretty strong prices, but this sale is particularly noteworthy for the[...]

Billed as "the premier comic book and entertainment vacation cruise" to distinguish itself from all of those lesser comic book and entertainment vacation cruises, Fan2Sea is going all in on the Frank Miller, also offering a Dark Knight Returns and Dark Knight III panel featuring Miller, Klaus Janson, Brian Azzarello, and Andy Kubert[...]

Frank Miller's role on the Dark Knight III: The Master Race has been a contentious one He himself has declared that he's not writing it, it's all Brian Azzarello, but that Miller looks forward to writing Dark Knight Four This has been countered by sources close to production who insist that it has been an intense collaboration[...]

As part of the DC surprise June solicitations, there were listing on the order form for Batman/Superman #33, Batman/Superman Annual #3 and Superman/Wonder Woman #30. But they weren't present on the DC Previews out yesterday. DC have also cancelled Dark Knight III: The Master Race #6 for now, which was meant to come out on June 15th[...]

And that's not all. To qualify, retailers must match their orders of DC Universe Rebirth will the biggest release by DC Comics of the last year, Dark Knight III The Master Race #1 Even a a cover price of $2.99 for 80 pages, as opposed to the Dark Knight III cover price of $5.99, that's still[...]

Frank Miller has drawn some of Dark Knight III: The Master Race A cover or two with Batman, Atom and Dark Knight. The Atom mini-comic in issue 1, inked by Klaus Janson The Green Lantern mini-comic in issue 3, finishes over John Romita Jr's breakdowns. The mini-comic insert for Dark Knight III: The Master Race #4[...]

But never like this. The mini-comic in Dark Knight III: The Master Race is not drawn by Geof Darrow as solicited Turns out Geof never agreed to it Instead it's with artist John Romita Jr who worked with Frank Miller on Man Without Fear. But has Miller finishing John's breakdowns Which looks like this…  I hope that's a[...]

Marvel is still be far the strongest publisher in the direct market, but DC Comics traditionally does a lot better in the Christmas market, able to monetise its back catalogue, trades, hardcovers and collections far better than Marvel is able to. Secret Wars #8 topped the list, over Dark Knight III #2, both beating out Star[...]

He also accuses Mexico of sending their rapists and murderers. Donald Trump is going to love the second issue of Dark Knight III: The Master Race At the end of the first issue we were confronted with a Batman who was no Batman but Carrie Kelly A Superman in ice, watched over by his daughter[...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwFzjio9Y9IVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Jim LEE "The Collector's Edition of DK3" | Periscope (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwFzjio9Y9I) Taken from Periscope, Jim Lee introduces next week's Collector's Edition of Dark Knight III #1, an oversized version of the comic book with a similarly oversized version of the tipped in mini-comic, in a collectible format ahead of[...]

A few weeks back we reported that the original art for Jae Lee's The Dark Knight III: The Master Race was going up for auction I popped in to see how that was going yesterday and saw that it was doing pretty well at $3,633.00… and then I left my browser open and refreshed it[...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIHulbCgVwAVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: A COMIC SHOW 11.25.15: DKIII, Black Friday, & LCSD! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIHulbCgVwA) Aaron Haaland writes, Hey Fandom! I'm back from NC Comicon where I broke the Gerard Way Doomed Doom Patrol story, and damn this week is full of great comics! I'm ready from everyone to come out and celebrate Black[...]

First CBR ran DC PR-approved spoilers about the final page of Dark Knight III #1 Bleeding Cool did our own interpretation of it. Then the Howard Stern website runs pages from the second issue that might reveal how the situation have occurred. And then today, when CBR previews two of the three pages that Howard Stern ran the[...]

So… Who's driving? @FrankMillerInk pic.twitter.com/zfElQkqe4E — Brian Azzarello 🍆🦇 (@brianazzarello) November 20, 2015 It's a good question. In recent interviews, Frank Miller seems to have distanced himself from Dark Knight III, out next week. From Newsarama, "It is in Brian Azzarello's hands right now, and I thoroughly applaud what he's doing But now that he's doing his, it's now a[...]

The last page cliffhanger for the first issue of Dark Knight III was spoiled by CBR and DC Comics in a previous interview We tried to show how it might look. Well, the Howard Stern website has been given black and white pages from the second issue of the series by Frank Miller, Brian Azzarello and[...]