I dont think its a parody, I just like it. No reason I suppose I just enjoy reading it.
... people try to praise All-Star Batman and Robin, saying that its a parody, and that its supposed to be badly written, or something like that? Its not a parody, people. The Dark Knight Strikes Again was a parody.
This is just bad writing.
So should I cut the blue wire, the red wire or the FIESTA WIRE?
I dont think its a parody, I just like it. No reason I suppose I just enjoy reading it.
i don't call it parody. i call it pulp.
Originally Posted by blake4000
But we're wrong for liking it. Our opinions don't matter.
I guess its not god-awfull but...
Wait. It is. Sorry.![]()
So should I cut the blue wire, the red wire or the FIESTA WIRE?
yeah I know...Originally Posted by joeAR
Its cool if you dont like it. Dont read it. There are plenty of other books out there for you to read.Originally Posted by Icaruss
Yeah, I know. And its cool if you like it, I guess. And I don't read it. This thread wasn't that much about the book being bad, rather than people trying to defend it by saying that the book is about poking fun at superhero clichés, and the what-not. It just isn't.
So should I cut the blue wire, the red wire or the FIESTA WIRE?
Originally Posted by Icaruss
Don't you love it when people completely try to negate one's opinion and feel theirs is somehow superior?
Anyway, I've been one of the biggest supporters of All Star Batman. You know how I know it's a parody of grim-'n-gritty superheroes? 'Cause Frank Miller fucking said it. That and it drips of sarcasm.
It's also fun to see a Sin City-esque pulp take on Batman. If you think it's bad writing, that's your opinion dude. But guess what: it's just that, an opinion.
Seriously, I'm a bit cranky this morning, but I stand by what I typed.
Originally Posted by masculine todd
Originally Posted by ToddKearns
But it doesn't matter if Frank said it was a parody, this man knows it's not.
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