Surprisingly, despite that image of Cyborg's robotic arm getting ripped off, this issue really toned down the ultra-violence and instead featured a more suspenseful plot that didn't rely on an “Oh my God! This guy just killed that guy and there's blood everywhere!” moment to make it interesting. I did find that stuff to be pretty fun and exciting in the beginning because it was so out of the ordinary but now I want to see that the creators can present characters that are capable of carrying a book without resorting to shock value. Issue #7 shows that they're on the right track and the final page definitely has me looking forward to what's to come next month. Read Full Review

With that said,Injustice #7 is a very solid issue that was necessary to push the story forward. Since all of this takes place prior to the game, I'm not sure how many issues DC is expecting to pump out before the story catches up with the game, but after several issues focusing primarily on action, it was time for a more story-oriented issue. As someone who plays the game and really enjoyed the Story Mode, I am also truly enjoying this series. It's definitely a break from standard DC canon, as it were, but I love seeing all of these heroes and villains. I especially like seeing new team ups and alliances forming. I hope they continue the comic book series into the game's story time line and show the story mode within the comic book. It would be exciting to read all of that and maybe even see what happens shortly after the game ends. Read Full Review