While Green Lantern lays down the law for Congress, the JLA Watch Tower gets a surprise visitor.
It's another Green Lantern heavy installment and you know what's going to happen, but I love the ever-rising tension that Year Two has had and the origin of Sinestro should make for an entertaining read for those unfamiliar with the villain. Read Full Review
As usual, both chapters are cleanly and expertly illustrated by Bruno Redondo. Now if only this war would finally get started. Read Full Review
INJUSTICE: YEAR ONE had one explosive event after the next in virtually every issue. With INJUSTICE: YEAR TWO, you can tell Taylor's moving all of the pieces into place and building up the tension before we're hit with something legitimately massive. Sure, there's shocking and thrilling moments here and there, but you can really feel the story inching closer and closer to something game-changing. At any rate, this series is still a real teat. It remains well-written and looks solid. This isn't just a must read series for fans of the game. It's a must read series if you enjoy great writing, and that's something everyone appreciates, right? Now comes the tough part: waiting two weeks for a new chapter! Read Full Review
Injustice: Year Two #4 is more substance than shock. Tom Taylor is bringing plot threads together while showing the motivations of each side. It may boil down to Superman Vs Batman, but it's the other characters and how Taylor writes them that makes this book so good. Bruno Redondo's doesn't just keep pace, but fires the book to the head of the pack. If you aren't reading this yet, please start now. Read Full Review
Overall a solid issue ofInjustice Gods Among Us " Year Two that served it's purpose in putting everyone where they need to be for what comes next. What keeps you drawn in at this point is seeing all these heroes on edge at the very thought of what the other side is capable of or will do to get ahead of the other. They have already proven how far they are willing to take this and from that one confrontation that took place in this issue, you can tell that something bad is going to be coming their way. Read Full Review
Injustice stands completely outside the continuity of the dreck New 52 and the results are highly-charged action with serious consequences. The integrity of the writing jumps up because of that, the excitement inherent in it all jumps us, and it's just better Read Full Review
I actually realized I was holding my breath for the last few pages... talk about tension. Awesome issue, not nearly as much action as other issues but still just as good if not better than most.
Slowing down. Art is improving, though.
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