Big picture, your history with this? Like, were you reading this as it was coming out? Did you come to it later? And just sort of overall impression of Dark Knight 3.

Yeah, so I...

I got really burned out on Frank Miller after Dark Knight 2 for many reasons.

And in fact, just to give myself some context for going back to this, I actually reread Dark Knight Strikes Again, and I did not have a good time revisiting it.

So one thing, and I'm not going to talk too much about that because I know you and Mike probably went really in depth with that, and I'm looking forward to hearing that conversation.

But one of the things that stood out about this to me is that I liked it more than Dark Knight Strikes Again.

So I think I will give it that much.

It's reminiscent of it, but it's still not really the thing, I feel.

Big picture, your history with this? Like, were you reading this as it was coming out? Did you come to it later? And just sort of overall impression of Dark Knight 3.

Yeah, so I...

I got really burned out on Frank Miller after Dark Knight 2 for many reasons.

And in fact, just to give myself some context for going back to this, I actually reread Dark Knight Strikes Again, and I did not have a good time revisiting it.

So one thing, and I'm not going to talk too much about that because I know you and Mike probably went really in depth with that, and I'm looking forward to hearing that conversation.

But one of the things that stood out about this to me is that I liked it more than Dark Knight Strikes Again.

So I think I will give it that much.

It's reminiscent of it, but it's still not really the thing, I feel.