Injustice sets the next stage for what the Regime is facing while also throwing a spanner in the works at the end with Bizarro getting involved. What he's been up to all this time is beyond me, but the sudden appearance just feels off – even if it will likely lead to some really fun moments. This issue works as setup to show what Batman's group has been up to and the kind of limited ability to respond that the Regime has and it works well. There's a good flow to the book and Redondo and Albarran turn in solid work similar to what they've been producing for a while so there's some good consistency to be had here even if it doesn't jump out at you like Coelo's artwork did the last time around. I'm curious to see where the series goes from here. Read Full Review

After last week's filler, I liked seeing Buccellato roll up his sleeves and get back to business.  We see the beginnings of Batman's new plan (but no Batman) and Superman becoming more of a jerk than ever.  Don't worry though, there is another Superman in town and while most non game characters are doomed in this book, I hope we get a whole lot more of him, Read Full Review

Overall, this issue did eventually tie back into the overall story and it looks like the Superman/Bizarro showdown is fast approaching. With Luther now involved, I am hoping that we might get to see Bizarro teamed up with Batman's Insurgency to try and take the offensive against Superman. Read Full Review