Mild Mannered Reviews – Injustice: Year Five – Chapter #24

Injustice: Year Five - Chapter #24

Mild Mannered Reviews – Injustice: Year Five – Chapter #24

Released Digitally: May 31, 2016

“Razor’s Edge”

Writer: Brian Buccellato
Penciller: Marco Santucci
Inker: Marco Santucci
Cover: David Yardin

Reviewed by: T.A. Ewart (aka liheibao)

Is it ironic when a story is extended so it can be decompressed further? Injustice normally concludes at this point, but it continues on, because there is no mercy for this critic. There can only be so much time between Alfred’s murder and Batman’s appearance. Instead of being treated to a show of his superior detective skills in locating Zsasz, which would be a feast for the famished at this point, readers are shown Batman magically appearing where Zsasz is, and the perfunctory beat down of he villain, where we wonder if he’ll kill him or not (don’t worry, he won’t). Damian shows up to put forward the obligatory ultimatum… and it’s all so uncompromisingly boring. We are right back where we started where a Batman villain kills someone of import, and we have to watch the connected character react to it. Dull, dull, dull. We still haven’t seen any resolution to Regime Superman’s loss, and so this reversal falls flat. I guess Regime will show up next issue, he’ll fight Batman, yadda yadda.

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