A review by peter_xxx
DC: The New Frontier, Volume 2 by Darwyn Cooke
3.0
This is Darwyn cooke's re imagining of the silver age dc universe with a lovecraftian enemy.
And this is considered a classic. But I think I'm not well enough versed in the dc universe to get who all these characters were, and how they are related. so I think I missed a lot of the story. I also had the feeling that part one did not really have a story, but that it were just some anecdotes and scenes to show as much dc characters off as possible.
Things that save this book for me are Cooke's drawings and the the last battle against the centre.
And this is considered a classic. But I think I'm not well enough versed in the dc universe to get who all these characters were, and how they are related. so I think I missed a lot of the story. I also had the feeling that part one did not really have a story, but that it were just some anecdotes and scenes to show as much dc characters off as possible.
Things that save this book for me are Cooke's drawings and the the last battle against the centre.