Black Canary and Harley Quinn simultaneously battle and bond in Green Arrow’s former headquarters.
INJUSTICE: YEAR TWO has its moments of levity (a Guardian being creepy is unforgettable), but overall, it's taking a more serious approach as it focuses on buildup and Superman's actions as a dictator. However, this issue feels like a return to the hilarious issues writer Tom Taylor presented in the alternate universe's first year. Sure, that first volume is full of tragedy and oozes darkness, but there were plenty of good and memorable laughs sprinkled in the mix, too. And this latest issue? It's packed with hilarity as Taylor brings Harley Quinn back into the spotlight. Read Full Review
Tom Taylor slows things down this week and makes things awesome. How could he not, it's a Black Canary and Harley Quinn issue! It may not move the story forward, but it takes place in "The Quiver" and that's enough for me. Bruno Redondo makes everything look great as he always does. I like crazy action, but these are the issues that make Injustice one of my favorite books. Read Full Review
Injustice Year Two #13 is one of those issues of this series that you don't want to miss or overlook. It doesn't matter that it side tracked from what was going on in the previous issues. This was necessary and funny enough that you realize that a lot of Injustice carries entertainment value. We could want things to keep moving progressively, but where's the fun in that if you can't stop to smell the roses? Read Full Review
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