As I previously said, these issues always do a good job at teasing big moments such as the development of Bizarro, so that leaves much to anticipate for chapter 5 along with the interrogation of Catwoman. Read Full Review

Injustice is moving right along and I'm enjoying the ride so far as I wait to see how all the pieces are going to come together " and how many more there are likely to be revealed still. This installment moves smoothly and a lot of that is owed to the fantastic artwork of Iban Coello. He's certainly my favorite of the artists on the series as it feels richer, better laid out, and more dynamic in the fight sequences while also capturing the power of the characters more. There's some great material here throughout, from small bits to the big ones, and what he brings to the table certainly elevates the work as a whole. Read Full Review

The story and art worked very well together for the most part to make a cohesive story full of action, some romance and betrayal. Great story elements and a fun twist on fights we have seen in the past. I am very excited for issue 3 and can't even imagine how intense this final year of Injustice will be but can only hope with the momentum this series has been driving through with that it will be a story unlike any other. Read Full Review

Mike S. Miller's expressive pencils make the second chapter a teat to behold, but Tom Derenick's art in the first chapter lacks the sleek, powerful quality this series is generally known for. Read Full Review

I've read every single issue of this series. Love it but it's time we move forward and get to the video game.

Art: 3/5
Story: 3/5
Total: 6/10