Injustice: Gods Among Us Vol. 1

Tom Taylor

Nov 2013 · DC

About this ebook

From the makers of Mortal Kombat comes the critically acclaimed prequel comic to the smash hit fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us! Things in the DC Universe have changed after Superman is tricked into destroying the one thing he loves the most. Now unwilling to let crime go unpunished, the heroes of our world must choose if they are with Superman or against him. But not every country will submit to his new world order and neither will Superman's greatest threat„Batman! Collects #1-6 of INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US.

Ratings and reviews

So what happened was when I was little I had a PS Vita and and the past few years ago and now I had a PS3 and I had to Injustice gods among Us disc so yeah that game is kind of hard a little bit I tried playing that game like it's I get used to it 👍🤟🤘👌✌️

Its such an emotional piece and really fills in a few blanks about the game. What I wonder is that, does this all take place in a parallel universe or the original universe. I say that because, right before the nuke blew up in Metropolis, all superhuman beings were teleported to a parallel universe where Lex is a good guy. Maybe I haven't read far enough...

Video game tie-ins/adaptions/etc are never really a quality product. Usually just another product to hock at the masses to milk a franchise for all its worth. However, "Injustice: Gods Among Us" stands above the game itself. While the game is great and does have a great storyline, this series has a slightly altered one that is infinitely better. It still focuses around Superman losing his marbles, but doesn't get into the convoluted multiverse stuff. The art is fantastic, as is the writing, it's a must-read

About the author

Tom Taylor has written plays that have been produced across four continents, from the Sydney Opera House to the Edinburgh Festival. He has killed characters for DC Comics and created characters for Lucasfilm. He has written comics which have been reprinted in French, German and Spanish but he can't read any of them. He has sung for thousands in concert halls and acted to tens in the smallest of black-box theatres. He has sent Luke Skywalker on a quest and taught Darth Vader a lesson. He has juggled knives for billionaires and eaten fire for passers-by on the street. He has written for film screened in California and radio aired in Melbourne. He has won many awards for his writing and lost many of his indoor soccer finals. He is the father of two and the husband of one.