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A review by aceinit
Justice League, Volume 6: Injustice League by Geoff Johns
4.0
This volume suffers from the same flaws as its predecessor, in that we are only getting part of the story due to this being a much larger event. From volume 5 to volume 6, huge chunks of plot are completely omitted, and the reader is forced to roll with it if they don't want to go chasing down the related event installments. If this was the only story in the book, it would be pretty easy 2-star read.
However, I absolutely loved the second story contained here, which involves a pseudo-zombie-virus with the unfortunate name of Amazo. (I get it, DC has a thing for a certain type of name when it comes to its characters, but c'mon.)
I wish this volume was split in two, with one installment comprising the event conclusion, and the other the Amazo virus arc. It would make a bit more sense that way. And I would be much less conflicted about whether or not to purchase.
However, I absolutely loved the second story contained here, which involves a pseudo-zombie-virus with the unfortunate name of Amazo. (I get it, DC has a thing for a certain type of name when it comes to its characters, but c'mon.)
I wish this volume was split in two, with one installment comprising the event conclusion, and the other the Amazo virus arc. It would make a bit more sense that way. And I would be much less conflicted about whether or not to purchase.