DC Comics August 07, 2013

Injustice: Gods Among Us #30

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8.5

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3 Reviews

8.2

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15 Reviews

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Writer	Tom Taylor
Artist	Bruno Redondo

The angry Man of Steel who now proclaims his grim agenda to the world is a far cry from the smiling hero who once helped a boy with a broken bike. In "The Man of Yesterday," a young man reminisces about his hero in happier times.

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Comic Vine - Gregg Katzman
Aug 06, 2013

Chapter 30 is a heartwarming experience that'll make you appreciate the classic age of optimism and even miss it a good deal. Sure, it's a total departure from the dramatic overall narrative, but it's a welcome one thanks to Taylor's sharp script and Redondo's solid work with lively emotions. Overall, it's a pleasant little break from the dire and tense events this series usually throws our way and it's definitely one you'll appreciate. Read Full Review
8.0

Weird Science - Jim Werner
Aug 06, 2013

Injustice Gods Among Us #30 is a lull in the action, but it is a welcome lull.  Those readers who like to see the inspirational and good Superman are in for a treat.  Though this is not a must read by any means, it is an issue that left me with a huge smile on my face. Read Full Review
7.4

Analog Addiction - Jideobi Odunze
Aug 07, 2013

The one issue I have to point out is that on page 9 of the book, the speech bubbles between the kid and Superman as they were flying was mixed up. It took me a while to figure out if it was just me, but it was definitely the book and it threw me off a bit. Read Full Review