Injustice: Year Two #9
| Writer | Tom Taylor |
| Artist | Bruno Redondo |
| Cover Price | $0.99 |
With the Green Lantern Corps on its way to confront Superman, Hal Jordan is locked in a prison on Oa, but he may have a secret ally.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.5
Weird Science - Jim Werner
May 13, 2014Injustice: Year Two #9 takes the buildup of the past few issues and runs with it. With Year Two, Tom Taylor has shown he's not a one-trick pony by upping the characterization and story, but it's great to get back to the explosive action. Of course, Bruno Redondo is there to make everything look great. This issue is titled "Road to War", but after this, the road got a lot shorter. The War is on. Read Full Review
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9.5
Batman-News - Elena Carrillo
Aug 13, 2014Last month we were told there would be carnage and this issue delivers! This story not only satisfies that promise, but at long last we see Batman's Resistance start trying to take back the planet, leading a full-out assault on the Hall of Justice. Reading this book is a highly emotional experience and the tension has been incredible. Brace yourselves, though, because the pedal is about to hit the metal: lives will be lost, sacrifices made, and friendships destroyed forever as we careen toward the finale of Year Two. Read Full Review
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9.0
IGN - Mike Logsdon
Aug 14, 2014The action of this issue is incredibly exciting and inventive in the way that fans of this book are accustomed to. Taylor's interpretations of these characters are both extreme and true to form, and it's always fascinating to them all interact with one another with the stuff really starts to hit the fan. The revelation at the end of this issue is quite clever as well, and is both surprising and obvious in the best possible ways. Read Full Review
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8.8
Geeked Out Nation - Jideobi Odunze
May 14, 2014Just the way Injustice Year Two #9 ends, there is no reason why you wouldn't want to pick up the next issue. There is no other way to describe the Injustice series than saying this is batshit crazy. You would never pick up a book like this and never know who would bite the bullet next or how. Read Full Review
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