Injustice: Gods Among Us (comic)
Injustice: Year Five Annual #1 review
Three stories from writer Brian Buccellato that take us back to Year Five--and possibly push us forward in some ways. This is a nice...
Injustice: Year Five #20 review
Whoohoo! So this is it! Brian Buccellato brings Year Five to a crashing close in the only way it really can end: a final...
Injustice: Year Five #19 review
This week’s issue of Injustice may feel a little disorienting at first, but don’t forget that the ruling premise from the start for this...
Injustice: Year Five #18 review
I have probably said this before, but or sheer action entertainment value, sometimes you just can’t do better than Injustice and this week’s issue...
Injustice: Year Five #17 review
Digital Firsts No. 33 & 34, “The Smoking Gun” and “Invisible Truths” have Batman putting his plan to expose the worst of Superman’s disregard...
Injustice: Year Five #16 review
In “Surgical Strike” and “Barbarian at the Gate” (Digital Firsts No. 31 & 32), artist Marco Santucci (with colorist Rex Lokus) brings us another...
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Injustice Gods Among Us Year Five, Ch. 35
This digital-first goes on sale tomorrow, but you can get a sneak peek right here at Batman News!
INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US YEAR FIVE ch.35
"The...
Injustice: Year Five #15 review
This week’s Injustice proves that Brian Buccellato has some tricks yet to play up his sleeve. Last go-round it seemed like he was setting...
Tom Taylor to write “Injustice 2” comic
Not only will there be a prequel comic leading to 2017's Injustice 2 video game, but fan-favorite writer Tom Taylor is confirmed to return...
Injustice: Year Five #14 review
After the emotional events of two weeks ago, we take a break from the tragedy of the Bat Family for a Flash-centric issue in...
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Batman and Superman created an AI program to stop villains, but for some reason this program decided that in order to figure out how...
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This week’s Detective Comics is yet another example of Tomasi’s ability to write strong characters. We see this on the opening pages, as Nakano...
Batman Beyond #49 review
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