“All Bad Things Must End” is a great beginning story to Injustice: Ground Zero. Christopher Sebela really knows how to write Harley so well and shows he really knows the world he's working with. The art from Pop Mahn and Tom Derenick was awesome and very colorful. With this series, there doesn't seem to be any required reading or playing to just jump into this comic, which you so definitely should. Read Full Review

This is a really good start to the next phase of the injustice story. Christopher Sebela and Pop Mhan give new readers a great jumping on point and veterans a smile worthy recap to the entire series. It's all told through the eyes of Harley Quinn and Sebela seems to already "get" what made her the best character in this entire series. Just when I thought I was out... Read Full Review

Injustice: Ground Zero doesn't come out of the gate with guns a blazing, but it's still a great read with a nice balance of solid storytelling and pleasing artwork. As a whole package it's worthy of the Injustice name. Where it sags a little is in the heaviness of the narrative exposition, and some questionable strategy on the part of Harley Quinn. Maybe we shouldn't bother questioning it because it is Harley, but I found myself at that threshold anyway, which tells me something maybe doesn't quite add up. Still a satisfying book and I'm looking forward to where this off-shoot story is going! Read Full Review

For anyone who read the original Injustice storyline or played the game, this a great series to read in order to get a new take on the entire ordeal. Readers who are new to Injustice will enjoy it just as much, so long as they pay close attention to Harley's storytelling in this issue. Either way, this is a great read for anyone interested in the DC Universe. Read Full Review

Overuse of Harley doesn't make this good.