Tom Taylor

The sequel to hit video game and comic series Injustice: Gods Among Us The war with the Superman and the Green Lantern Corps is over, but it claimed a civilian victim--one whose death John Constantine will not let go unavenged. Joining forces with Batman, Constantine tries to unite a disparate team of magical beings, super-heroes and ordinary humans to finally finish off Superman. Collects Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Three #1-6.

Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year Three

Lorien O'Brien

Injustice is a wild ride. First, everyone hero you love from DC is gunning for each other and lots of people are dying. Superman is evil and doesn't even know it. He's damning the world to totalitarian rule and doesn't care. He's his greatest enemy and has lost so much, and is losing the rest.

And I love it.

The war between Batman and Superman has boiled down. So many have been lost on both sides, and both sides are desperate. Now we got the big guns moving in, the super powerful magic users, and it's getting uglier.

But the last part shows us perhaps the saddest thing in this universe: what if? It's beautiful and terrible and you just wish that happened and know it can't and that it's going to end in death and darkness. Beautiful story and so effing messed up.

4.75/5 stars

Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year Three

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