Review: Got it for free and still feel cheated
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 03 9, 2014
This was a free Kindle book of the day when I downloaded it to my Kindle Fire HDX, and still I overpaid.I knew it would be short, but at 22 pages I thought it would be a story. It wasn't -- not even an episode with a cliffhanger.  It just runs for a few pages and stops in mid scene.It looks like the art work would probably be good, if I could see it better.  The pages (what few there are of them) insist on showing in landscape mode, not portrait.  Each page is three panels, and I can't tell but it sure looks like the top and bottom panels are cut off.Supposedly you can double-tap to zoom.  That worked sometimes, not others.  But even when it worked, I just got a blow-up of a small part of the screen, not necessarily where I double-tapped.  Why not show an enlargement of the panel that I tapped into?  That might be some use, but nooooooooo.I see other reviewers are blaming Amazon for this.  That's silly. The publisher, DC Comics, is responsible for formatting and pricing.  I can't tell for sure, but from the titles it looks like the actual story has been chopped into 36 of these little snippets -- at 99 cents a pop.  Almost $36 for a digital comic book?  What are they thinking?If you're a committed fan, have money to burn, and don't mind not being able to see the art work comfortably, you might like this.  Otherwise, steer clear.