A review by gpv
Injustice 2, Vol. 1 by J. Nanjan, Vicente Cifuentes, Tom Taylor, Rex Lokus, Juan Albarran, Bruno Redondo, Mike S. Miller, Daniel Sampere, Wes Abbott
3.0
Injustice 2 begins after Superman has been defeated and consigned to a high security prison. With the world in chaos and trying to get it's bearing back, it is left up to Batman to try and bring back order to the world.
However, as always, there's someone standing by to throw a spanner in his works. This time, the big bad is the Demon himself, Ra's Al Ghul.
Trying to find the balance between bringing back order to the world and stopping Ra's plans, Batman brings together his former teammates to help him.
While it is potentially a good setup, I hope the story gets better as we go along. I liked how Tom Taylor flips the table on Batman and brings into focus the repercussions of his actions. Hoping for the series to get better.
However, as always, there's someone standing by to throw a spanner in his works. This time, the big bad is the Demon himself, Ra's Al Ghul.
Trying to find the balance between bringing back order to the world and stopping Ra's plans, Batman brings together his former teammates to help him.
While it is potentially a good setup, I hope the story gets better as we go along. I liked how Tom Taylor flips the table on Batman and brings into focus the repercussions of his actions. Hoping for the series to get better.