Injustice once again plays with a lot of events going on and a smooth and quick approach to it all. Things change regularly here when it comes to feeling like who may have the upper hand, though Constantine always feels like the underdog, which is what he likes. I like seeing what he has to face when it comes to Superman and his crew here who are pretty much ready to tear him apart. The Spectre is an even bigger unknown now that it seems like there's something inside of him that's not expected and that has me pretty curious as to what's to come next. Read Full Review

With more secrets being hidden under various masks, Injustice continues to give us yet another mystery to solve. The cliff-hanger could now just expose Supermans biggest ace up his sleeve. So stay tuned to find out what happens next and if someone will intervene before another life is lost. Read Full Review

Injustice: Year Three #9 is an eye opener that it doesn't matter how much good Superman tries to do if the people around him can't be trusted. Read Full Review

This is mostly big and noisy and a lot of fun, but between all the magic and double-crossing the plot feels like it's starting to unravel. Nine issues into a 12-issue Year you would hope we might be seeing more payoff at this point, but things are just starting to heat up with more questions than answers and some threads already proving to go nowhere of major narrative consequence. With all the cards seemingly revealed at this point, I'm anxiously hoping for some big surprises here on out. Read Full Review

Injustice: Year Three #9 is a slower paced issue that puts the shocks on hold for a few good character moments.  The issue ends with a surprise that is intriguing enough to have me excited for next week, but everything before it is only a little above okay. Read Full Review