Dark Knight III: The Master Race #1, the new comic continuing the story of Frank Miller’s Batman, is out this November 25th and it’s expected to be a very big book for DC. And perhaps nearly 50 variant covers will help? DC has just released Jae Lee’s cover for the Dynamic Forces variant (below0 which tributes the original Dark Knight cover, and Murphy’s Custom Retailer Variant cover art forRebel Base Comics & Toys in Charlotte, NC (below). Here’s the list of variants thus far. According to DC the list is just beginning so the fun, and madness will go on and on.
DKIII: The Master Race is written by Miller and Brian Azzarello with art by Andy Kubert and Klaus Janson.
BuyMeToys.com – Gary Frank
Newbury Comics – Michael Allred
Comic Book Legal Defense Fund – Paul Pope
Books-A-Million – Rafael Albuquerque
Silver Snail – Francis Manapul
Hypno Comics – Bill Sienkiewicz
Borderlands Comics and Games – Klaus Janson
Graham Crackers Comics – Darwyn Cooke
Yesteryear Comics – Jason Fabok
Third Eye Comics – Brian Bolland
M&M Comics Service – Dave Dorman
Legacy Comics and Cards – Artgerm
Dynamic Forces – Jae Lee
Midtown Comics – Greg Capullo
Midtown Comics – Marc Silvestri
Rebel Base Comics & Toys – Sean Murphy
Lone Star Comics – John Cassaday
Dragon’s Lair – Ivan Reis
Tate’s Comics + Toys + More – Kevin Eastman
Cards, Comics & Collectibles – Amanda Conner
Diamond UK – Jock
Forbidden Planet Limited – Adam Hughes
AOD Collectibles – Dale Keown
JScottCampbell.com – J. Scott Campbell
Heroes and Fantasties – Tim Sale
Yancy St. Comics – Kelley Jones
Zapp! Comics – Terry Dodson
Madness Games & Comics – Joshua Middleton
Ssalefish Comics – John Romita, Jr.
Lange’s Sports – David Finch
Disposable Heroes Comics – Simon Bisley
Phantom – Walter Simonson
Hastings – Tyler Kirkham
Beyond Comics – Eduardo Risso
Instock Trades – Lee Bermejo
Discount Comic Book Service – Neal Adams
Bulletproof Comics – Gabriele Dell’Otto
Dark Knight III: I’ve Gone Insane
I know I keep banging this drum, but can you imagine this cool cover without overpants? Thankfully even though he’s nuts in many ways, Frank Miller’s clout seems to have ensured that Bats shall have his junk properly garbed. OK, I shall not speak of this any longer.
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