Injustice: Ground Zero #12 review
Last issue, I went through the many reasons why Injustice: Ground Zero didn’t quite the hit the mark and this week I’ll add “timeliness” …
Injustice: Gods Among Us: Ground Zero (comic)
Injustice: Ground Zero #11 review
Yikes! Josh perhaps said it with the most honesty in his round-up of the week’s comics: “I don’t think anyone cares anymore now that …
Injustice: Ground Zero #10 review
If Injustice: Ground Zero was a drinking game in which we all took a shot every time someone on team Harley or team Joker …
Injustice: Ground Zero #9 review
Injustice: Ground Zero ramps things up this week, even as it treads some already well-traversed ground. Christopher Sebela incrementally increases the stakes for Harley …
Injustice: Ground Zero #8 review
It would appear that Christopher Sebela is flying solo these days on Injustice: Ground Zero. With Brian Buccellato no longer credited among the creators …
Injustice: Ground Zero #7 review
Sometimes (like, oh, right now), Injustice: Ground Zero feels like it just wants so desperately to break out into a slapdash heist movie full …
Injustice: Ground Zero #6 review
Last go-round I talked about Ground Zero suffering from some very uneven storytelling and this book is a perfect example of the counter-swing to …
Injustice: Ground Zero #5 review
There’s something very uneven about Ground Zero that is making me nervous. Issue No. 5 combines Digital Firsts 9 & 10 (“Muscle Car” parts …
Injustice: Ground Zero #4 review
I’d really like to not make a point/counter-point review between this issue of Injustice and Harley Quinn No. 12, but it’s hard to avoid …
Injustice: Ground Zero #3 review
After reading Harley Quinn No. 11, this felt like the dark mirror opposite of that book in some weird way. Whereas in Harley’s solo …
