This issue is full of exposition and setup, but also humor.  The interplay between Madame Xanadu and Constantine is great and leads to a unique and crazy cliffhanger that is sure to throw this book on it's ear.  I can't wait. Read Full Review

This issue of Injustice serves it's purpose in showing us glimpses of future events. Cryptic and vague, yet enough to understand in terms of the big picture. The way that was handled was a clever way of taking advantage of what magic has to offer in this conflict. Read Full Review

This book marks the midway point of Year Three for Injustice and Tom Taylor ratchets up the volume a notch as the Resistance makes its first successful strike since (briefly) taking the Hall of Justice in Year Two. I have a feeling from here on out this is going to be quite the ride to the bitter end–who's with me? Read Full Review

With a heavy focus on just Constantine and Batman as they seek help from Madame Xanadu, we get a good bit of character material here between the three of them in different configurations. I really like Constantine in general, especially in this incarnation, and I'm definitely digging his time with Batman as they cope with what's going on while gathering information. The time with Madame Xanadu is spot on as Constantine certainly knows how to read her and is doing everything he can towards fighting the larger fight. But it costs him, as always, when it comes to others and that plays out in some harsh but honest ways here. Good stuff once again with some new teases of what's to come. Read Full Review

INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US is known for its shock value and jaw-dropping developments, but this one is all about teasing YEAR THREE's future. If you're a fan of the mystical side of DC's universe, there's a double splash page in here that is sure to make you stick around. And, if you're wondering where a certain injured character has been, well, let's just say their return is pretty blatantly teased. There's even another big teaser in there; one which has me scratching my head. Could it just be a nod to what happens several years down the road or is Tom Taylor going to hit us with a huge surprise? Only time shall tell and I'm absolutely going to stick around to see how it all plays out. You'd think a weekly series would begin to lose steam in its third volume, but INJUSTICE is still great. This chapter may not have big action or big laughs, but it does a more than satisfying job building up the hype for what's to come. Read Full Review