A review by booksnarks
Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year Three, Vol. 2 by Brian Buccellato, Bruno Redondo, Mike S. Miller
3.0
Well, I expected this. Buccellato's introduction to the series did not measure up to Taylor's run. The problem was that this was very much focused on the actual fighting that was taking place between the characters. It was more about how to win and what happened, rather than the why. This, I found, took from the story itself and from the characters.
While a lot of things happened, the implications and ramifications of actions were not explored as fully as they could have been. It was hard to get at the emotion of it, and the underlining emotion of all actions was actually something that previous volumes did much better.
I also don't know how to feel about the Constantine twist in the end. I didn't think it was fully explained because I never truly understood how or why he did what he did.
While a lot of things happened, the implications and ramifications of actions were not explored as fully as they could have been. It was hard to get at the emotion of it, and the underlining emotion of all actions was actually something that previous volumes did much better.
I also don't know how to feel about the Constantine twist in the end. I didn't think it was fully explained because I never truly understood how or why he did what he did.