Justice League of America Vol. 3: The Injustice League

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

Super Friends nostalgia, anyone?:

Writer Dwayne McDuffie's love letter to the Legion of Doom isn't bad for a generic supervillain team up story, and if you're in the mood for a PG-13 homage to the TV series "Challenge of the Super Friends," this book fits the bill.
What's missing from McDuffie's story is a sense that the stakes particularly matter. The characters are just going through the motions until a better storyline comes along, but if you want to see how much creative mileage a more wildly imaginative writer can get from Lex... more info

Wasn't that impressed:

I was waiting impatiently to buy this one, since I have the other two in the series. Much to my dismay, I wasn't impressed by it. As the other reviews mentioned here, I agree with most of them regarding "Don't judge a book by its cover" since, most of the cover villians shown aren't in the book. It was a good read since I am a fan, but it could have been better. So I guess I can't wait for the next one now :)

Outright Deceptive:

I'm amazed how lenient some reviewers have been with this offering. Sure, the outstanding art warrants a star and there are a few great moments of dialogue between characters (reminiscent of the classic Len Wein/Dick Dillin books of the 70s or Giffen/DeMattieis/MacGuire books of the 80s) which could be worth a second star but the absolute absence of any significant story makes this volume a mere trifle. And with the main story only occupying some 100 pages of the volume (the remaining pages being filled... more info

The Injustice League: Less Than the Sum of Its Parts:

Dwayne McDuffie's run on "Justice League" gets off to a big start, with the Injustice League capturing the Justice League. The last time that Lex Luthor and the Joker teamed up in "Infinite Crisis" they put a bullet in Alexander Luthor's head. Here, though, they're far less vicious--Luthor won't let any of the other villains harm their Justice League foes until they've captured Superman. Most of the villains don't have much dialogue; the Joker, in particular, has only a couple of lines and is pretty... more info

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