Injustice 2 6 Paperback – December 17, 2019

If only this could have been an ongoing series. Green Lantern Lobo was hilarious, that would have been a great series as well.The annual was probably one of the best Batman/Superman issues ever, and a great exploration of their relationship.I've read most of the Injustice saga in the last 5 days or so, and Injustice 2 was definitely the best of the series. Tom Taylor really understands these characters and is not afraid to do new things with them. Truly well done.

I had a lot of issues with the previous two volumes of Injustice 2. I thought they were messy, filled with distracting subplots, and had no core story to follow. While my criticism still stands, I have to backpedal when it comes to this final volume.Like the last volume, there is a little too much time spent on the redemption of Hal Jordan and the battle against Starro. You can feel the external influence of the video game tie-in driving a lot of this volume, I think--needing to set up Hal, Grodd, and Brainiac, while also explaining the absence of most of the Teen Titans, Booster Gold, Ra's al Ghul, and Sinestro in the Injustice 2 video game. There's a lot of moving chess pieces around the board, and it's not always done gracefully.But what really makes this volume work well is the back half and the ending. In particular, the final issue, which focuses on the friendship between Batman and Superman prior to the latter's fall from grace and is the perfect thematic and emotional ending.I've seen a lot of reviews complain that this is a "cliffhanger" that doesn't end the story. I disagree. If the first Injustice series was about the fall of Superman, the main arc of Injustice 2 has been about the fallibility of Batman. While Batman never crosses lines quite like Clark, the difficulties he faces in restoring the world order slowly expose his own weaknesses, like his controlling nature, signaled by his increasing use of Brother Eye. The main journey in this series, I think, has been Batman confronting his failings, and opening up the possibility of forgiving, or at least considering redemption for, Clark, which sets the stage for the Injustice 2 video game and the battle against Brainiac.All in all, this was not a perfect series. I wish it spent more time on the core story of Batman's struggle to maintain order rather than distracting subplots (like, I still have no idea why Batman's daughter was a thing in this).But I'll be damned if this isn't an incredible inversion and exploration of some of DC's best characters. Tom Taylor is definitely one of the best talents DC has right now, and I strongly recommend this series to all DC fans.

Really been enjoying this series since the beginning gives me a good since of how stuff went after and before the game.

Bad delivery. it came bent but still great book.

All of the books in this series are well worth reading. Price is right on. They would make great gifts😊

Very entertaining. Fun to read. Good way to close the series.

Always keeps me guessing, wish it wasn't over.

Only reason I didn’t give it a 5-star was because I don’t know if it will continue. It left of with Batman visiting Superman.