Again nothing too much happens in Injustice: Year Three #4, though it was a necessary set-up for getting Batman back into a proper role of leadership after Superman broke his back. Read Full Review

The narrative doesn't take any big steps and I still have a lot of questions about Spectre's role, but this fourth chapter solidifies the connection between the two leads and offers a nice amount of spectacle as magic is put to use. There aren't any big jaw-droppers and Taylor goes for a more subtle cliffhanger this time around, but it's still well-written, looks lovely, and there's a moment in here that DC fans are sure to appreciate. All in all, this is yet another good chapter of INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US. Read Full Review

With the first warning shot now dealt with in this weeks InjusticeBatman has a lot to think about. So many are will to help but still so many are in danger the next moves have to be planned out carefully. So stay turned to see how Batman decided what move he and his team should make next. Read Full Review

The plot moves forward appreciably, which is unfortunate news for our heroes. The action is dramatic and incredibly fun to watch, but this is old, and welcome, news to fans of this series. Read Full Review

With Batman having been out of commission for a bit after Superman broke him in the previous series, it's not quite back to form for him here, but he's on the right path at long last. Sometimes too long in the shadows can make it even harder to step back into the game. There's a number of good smaller moments throughout this with the cast, from Etrigan to Klarion and a wonderful little moment from Harley, but it is once again Constantine's show and that's working just fine by me as they continue to try and figure out this larger, darker, evil threat that's out there. Read Full Review

Injustice is flirting dangerously close to falling to the dark side given its treatment of both the Spectre and now Ragman–two characters that at the very least could have made for an interesting balance of power (or even cancelled one another out). But the book is headed in a different direction and for the first time ever the path ahead is uneasily murky. Is Year Three just going to be one setback after another for the Resistance? Issue no. 5 better bring us some hope, because right now the series is kind of depressing in a not-so-great way. Read Full Review