The Injustice Movie is GOOD Actually 

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I enjoy the Injustice Comic but I am so tired of people bringing it up and acting like every single Superman has the potential to become Injustice Superman (this view can be disproven just by reading “Kingdom Come”)

The problem I have with people and stories that say one more bad day is all it takes for any hero to become a villain is that they forget that it’s wrong. Like the point of the killing joke, the story that everyone points to as prove, is that the Joker is wrong Batman and Gordon both prove him wrong at the end.

Admittedly Injustice was my first time seeing the “evil Superman” concept so I thought it was a novel idea at the time, but I’ve grown to appreciate that Superman is just a good dude.

I love how so many people completely misunderstood the point of the Killing Joke. Do they not realize that Joker was wrong? People bring up Killing Joke to prove that Superman becoming evil isn't out of character, not realizing that Joker was actually wrong. Like, he didn't break Gordon. Ordinary people don't crack, Joker did.

I think all of this comes from a fundamental misunderstanding people have when it comes to The Killing Joke. In that story Joker claims that everyone is "one bad day" away from becoming a monster but the story itself is meant to show that his belief is wrong. Too many people seem to take Joker at his word that people's spirits can be so easily broken and that's why stories like Injustice become so popular.

Yeah is a shame Kingdom Come doesn't get as much attention as Injustice. It is literally the better Injustice

They actually do explain why Wonder Woman is so bloodthirsty and ruthless in the Injustice universe. Admittedly, it doesn't come until the Injustice 2 annual in 2017, but there is an explanation: Basically, in the Injustice universe Diana met Steve Trevor during WWII. He crashed on Themyscira and convinced Diana to join him and the Allies in the war and Diana joins him and fights the nazis and they fall in love (kinda like in the movie only with WWII instead of WWI). But then one night, Steve gets caught trying to steal the lasso of truth and accidentally kills a guard. Diana then uses the lasso on him to ask why he tried to steal it and he reveals he's actually a Nazi spy and while he loves Diana, he loves his homeland more. Diana becomes devastated by this and admits that while she loves him, he killed an Amazon and fights for a side that has committed unspeakable acts on innocent people and she cannot forgive that. She declares that as an amazon it's her sacred duty to defend the world and that she will defend it from Steve before killing him. After this she becomes much more cold and ruthless in her mission to protect the world, which eventually leads her to joining Superman and his regime. Now, should this explanation have come way sooner? Yes. Do Diana and Steve still feel out of character with this origin? Yes. But it's at least SOMETHING to explain why she is how she is in the Injustice universe.

All I can say is thank god for Superman and Lois and My Adventures with Superman for bringing back the more heroic and optimistic Superman.

2:23 invincible has a lot more to it than just “evil Superman” because it fully embraces the stories and classic tropes of comics, just not pulling its punches in terms of how dark and bloody being an all-powerful superhuman could be.

Good stuff! I didn't hate the animated movie, but hearing you lay out the actual theoretical reasoning for the changes it made from the game/comic makes it all that much better to me. I hope the folks who made that movie see this video, for all the time they no doubt spent working everything out.

I always felt like what separated Injustice Superman from the other evil/dark versions is that it was that Lois's death was by his own hands. Not directly from a villain or a disaster or whatever, even though he was seeing a warped reality caused by the Joker, it was still him that killed her. And that was what truely set him off to become a villain, unlike other version like Kingdom Come and what not. Just something I've always kinda taken from the story is all

I always hated that even though there was multiple points in the game where the evil versions interacted with their normal selves and they outright say they would never do what they did regardless of the jokers actions, people still act like the main characters would do this, its like the collective fanbase of injustice just decided to ingore major aspects of the story to suit their nihilistic garth ennis narrative that all superheroes suck, this story has a few issues yes but the fans around it made it so much worse by acting like this what should be normal instead of an elseworld

They say power corrupts. "Absolute power corrupts, absolutely". However, Superman as a character directly opposes that notion. What Superman represents is not that power corrupts, no. Power does not corrupt. Power *reveals*. Those with power are revealed to show who they truly are, whether they truly are "men" (like all the superheroes with "man" in their name) or a monster. And its a fine line between conveying that monstrosity as just humanity in pain or true psychopathy.

The reason why Wonder Woman is so psychotic in Injustice is because her origin is significantly different, with Steve Trevor being evil. Shame the game didn't establish that, though.

The biggest problem with the Injustice movie is that it's too short. I don't know why WB is so insistent that all their animated movies be less than 90 minutes and give them a such a miniscule budget.

The reason you don't like the story of Injustice and the majority of people online, it influenced a lot of people who NEVER read comics to think DC characters are like this, but the game shows how the OG characters are supposed to be like. It's the typical big companies seeing the surface level of why a project does well and running it into the ground. Also at 24:16 you use the art that's supposed to be Prime Earth Superman and not the dictator one.

I’m glad stuff like my adventures with Superman and the upcoming legacy is phasing out the “evil “ Superman stuff we’ve been dealing with for about like a decade.

Injustice also had a negative impact on Batman. He wasn't evil, but it just showed Boon and WB's favoritism to make him the lone survivor and moral consciousness of the JLA, and the second game felt like it was written by a Batman fan who believes he can beat anyone, prep time or not.

The Sentry and Red Son aren't really evil tho. The Sentry is about a hero confronting his dark past and is more based around duality, plus in the end of the original story he ultimately makes a heroic sacrifice, and Red Son is more so a misguided Kal who eventually becomes the hero we all know him as.

They made Wonder Woman less of a monster, so I’ll give the Injustice Movie that. Edit: Imagine this, a story where Superman accidentally killed the Joker instead of Lois. It could be called something like “Miscarriage of Injustice” Is it wrong that I genuinely want to see The Batman Who Laughs and Injustice Superman be forcibly fused into a more horrific take on Composite Superman?

I maintain that Injustice is a good story, it's just that a portion of the fandom missed the entire godamn point of it

One thing Grant Morrison did with the Flash in his JLA run was that due to Wally's hyper-accelerated metabolism made him super vulnerable to chemical attacks. Just one bit would drop him like an elephant. It was a good weakness to nerf speedsters. But that's been dropped ever since Geoff Johns' Flash run. Now he's so OP that Flash should never lose because of Speed Force nonsense.

I never saw it as Superman being pushed a little too far, even though thats what everyone (including rhe game) says. Before the events, Superman is in a heightened state of euphoria over the news of "going to be a father soon". Hes so over the moon he goes over to Gotham to tell Bruce, but Bruce already knows. It's such a wholesome broment. Then Batman tells Superman that Joker's loose and plannin something huge, and Superman isnt even phased. He's over confident the heroes will win like always. Then Doomsday attacks, and Jokers got a nuke set to blow, and the heroes cant find it, but it's all cool cuz Supes is here. He takes Doomsday and 'dispatches' him, only to find out it was Scarecrows toxin making him "think" it was Doomsday. Instead he just killed his wife and unborn child. And the bomb goes off. All because Superman didnt take the Joker seriously enough when Batman warned him. So that was 1 mistake he was gonna fix. For good. I think Supermans mindset here goes a bit beyond having just a bad day. Not saying hes justified, but he didnt get just a little too angsty at the clown and snap for good. He became insecure. Lost his confidence, but kept his mask. He's Superman, and he has to be Superman. By any means. And THEN there's WONDER WOMAN! You wanna blame someone for the rest of the events, she kept goading and reassuring Superman's poor decisions. Reaffirmed the things he thought while in such a dark place.

I feel like this has kinda been a thing since Dark Knight Returns. While Clark isn't evil in that universe, he's still a push over. The whole point of Superman is his moral stability. We already know bullets can't kill him. It's about his resilience of temptation. Lois isn't the foundation of that. It's his humanity.

Another example besides Kingdom come is action comics issue 796. Manchester Black refuses to believe that Superman would still be good if someone close to him die so he made Superman actually believe that he killed Lois. He even threatened to kill his Father, Mother and his friends. Even though Superman believes that Lois is dead he still refuses to kill Manchester Black since to him vengeance isn’t justice. This shows that the real Superman wouldn’t become an evil fascist just because he lost his wife.

Man you said it brother. I really do dislike how people see superman nowadays because of a few bad adaptations. As this unknowable emotionless god. Hes a farm boy from Kansas. Raised by two loving parents. For all intents and purposes hes human through and through. He just has alien heritage. If something like the beginning of injustice really happened he wouldn't go on a fascist killing spree. He'd mourn, seek justice, and help rebuild. Im hoping with James gunns reboot of the man of steel we can start to rehabilitate supermans image in the public eye.

So basically it’s the perfect movie for people who hated Injustice

Injustice was never cool, fact. Edit: you’re a real brother for this video Xavier.

I feel like people miss the point of the “one bad day” , that whole monologue that joker gives to Batman is wrong, because of Jim Gordon who went through his own bad day and yet came out on the other side still sane and good. So the whole “one bad day “ is meant to be proven wrong by the story itself

I binge read the entire injustice comic in my senior year of high school on my phone. I actually really enjoyed it back then, but probably because it pretty much acted as my introduction to the DC comics universe outside of batman. I know it's heavily flawed now, but I still have to give the comic credit for being the thing that made me fall in love with Green Arrow. I still think the comedy in the injustice comic was really good, and Green Arrow pretty much got all the best lines before he died. Very good video. I came in thinking I was gonna get kind of salty in a dumb fanboy way since I liked the comic, but no I pretty much agree with everything you said. Even as someone who hadn't read much comics before hand, I still knew everyone was wildly out of character. I just had the mentality of "As a completely isolated story, I'm enjoying it as-is, so whatever." But yeah, when putting this story up against the larger DC universe, it falls apart fast

It’s hilarious how no one actually seems to understand the point behind Killing Joke when they say “one bad day”

The climax sounds like the finale of the Injustice 2 comic.

I always prefer the comic of Injustice to the game I like how it started off with Superman having genuinely good intentions Just trying to protect people and his support system whispering his ear trying to corrupt him I think that is a different take although I do think the game's missed something in their stories by that 5-year time yet

Im glad someone finally talks about how the Injustice universe just has shit happen for no reason with no pay off.

As someone who isn't that big a fan of the Injustice series in general, I kinda disagree on the movie being better than the comics. While the original run had its share of flaws, I at least appreciated that they took the time to show how slowly Superman's mindset became more corrupt and unstable. It wasn't just "one bad day" and he's "Superdictator". It shows how he slowly begins to break his own moral code and cross his line over weeks of time. In the movie, the same structure is there, but since it has to be told in a shorter timespan, his developmemt feels rushed and while I'm not against him learning to accept what's he's down and trying to better himself by the end, it's a little less impactful when he's more easier to push over the edge in the movie than in the comic.

Technically the finale of Superman TAS had an evil mind controlled Supes by Darkseid. Hence why JL season 1 opener is set up. Josh Williamson’s run on Supes is incredible. Also the Action Comics run on/around Warworld is incredible sci fi epic.

"False equivalence slippery slope pro-gun-" What the hell happened in that scene that pissed him off so much?

6:04 Respect your opinion but this was the major issue with the film. Yes Injustice comics can drag sometimes but they also take time to show Superman and the other heroes slowly becoming corrupt version we saw in the game. It wasn't "one bad day", but sequence of events, with Lois death being the starting point Even after her death, Injustice Superman tried to keep being a hero and protecting people using extreme force only as last resort. The lines he crossed were at first very small, like taking away weapons from countries ruled by dictactors or sending the Arkham Inmates for new prision. The problem is that those lines start to become bigger as Injustice Superman (now more bitter and being influence by others like Diana and Sinestro) starting to make more and more questionable decisions until he became this irredemable villain, seeking to kill not just criminals but anyone who dared to criticize his actions. His quest to create a "better world" became just a lie for Injustice Superman to justify his actions, which in the end are just attempts to avoid facing reality, that he wasn't a perfect hero and can't save anyone (like what happened with his Lois).

I think the problem is that the movie came out at a time when literally everyone was sick and tired of the whole "evil Superman" trope and the "hero vs hero" story. It came out at the worst possible time and the inherent flaws that were present in the source material's story were highlighted moreso because, again, people were tired of these types of stories and were more than eager to rip this movie a new one. If this movie were to come out say, a year after the second Injustice game where it was still fresh in everyone's minds with better animation and employing the actual cast from the games, I think the audience would have been much more accepting of this movie, even if it does make Flash go out like a total chump.

My problem with the movie is that it has too many characters and plot elements from the comics for its short running time to handle, so you get things like the Good Superman coming in to fight the Bad Superman like in the game but unlike the game you don't spend any time with the Good Superman before he is brought over to fix things, so what was the payoff exactly? The movie would've been better off adapting just the first comic and streamlining things.

At least with the DCEU, Lois being killed just put Superman in a weakened state that Darksied was able to take his will with the anti-life equation. So evil Superman in the Knightmere future is just brainwashed/mind controlled Superman

valid points but the movie does not have john constantine so it Is automatically a 5/10

A bit of a nickpit here about a really small part of the video. But Invincible isn't "what if Superman is evil". It is "What if Superman's father was General Zod disguising himself as Superman". Mark/Invincible is Superman. Not Omni-man.

If I could change anything about the movie. I'd change it to an animated show instead. More time to flesh out the characters and expand on some of the new ideas they had Could work with about six episodes

I’m a massive fan of the injustice games. I’ve taken those games to the competitive level, and I even won a tournament one time. These games are very special to me, but I’d be lying if I said I ever cared about the story. I 100% agree with you Xavier. Also, please tell me you named Injustice Superman Todd because of what Todd Mcfarlane said about Superman on the autocomplete interview, that would be hilarious.

Meanwhile My Adventures With Superman is a literal active defying of Injustice supes, it's great.

I think the reason the comic is the way it is is because it haas to do all the heavy lifting to tell the story of a fighting game, you know, the genre famous for its well thought out and well paced stories

I never really had a problem with characters like Wonder Woman, Superman and Flash acting out of character because I never really viewed them as the main versions of them and I more viewed them in a similar way I do The Crime Syndicate but I can see why the idea of these being OUR heroes after a bad day can really piss people off.

Remember when people thought Flash’s death in this movie was the worst that could happen to him?

10:32 What I like about Injustice Wonder Woman is that it’s eventually revealed that in this universe her origin happened essentially in the same way as the movie, but Steve Trevor turns out to be a nazi, kills one of the Amazons and is then executed by Diana, which would of course change her trajectory and her outlook towards the world to be way more cynical and violent.

If anyone says that if Lois Lane die in any universe he'll become evil, just show them Kingdom Come.

The problem with the story in general, regardless of its medium, is that Superman was, at first, completely right, but plot contrivance needed Superman just suddenly go insane and start mass murdering people for no reason. The whole story was one big Strawman propping up the artificial and erroneous "killing is always wrong" concept. Why do Murderers get to live and their victims not? Why do Murderers get protection and their victims not? And why, exactly, is Superman wrong, yet Harley Quinn, a literal Murderer, allowed to help Team Batman? It's never Black & White. Everything is Grey, but the story operates on artificial Black & White logic.

Ok so Wonder Woman being so dark and brutal does make sense because Steve Trevor was a German spy in Injustice, meaning she never learnt to love humanity and saw no upside as her first experience showed the worst of humanity, when Steve is supposed to show her the best

The virgin Injustice Todd: The Joker killed my wife, he MUST PAY and I'll make sure this never happens again by becoming a fascist dictator The chad Kingdom Come Clark: The Joker may have killed my wife, but it's not my place to inact justice on him, I'm not the judge, jury, nor executioner

Tbh the problem with the comic and how the heroes go along with Superman is the game’s fault because the comic HAS to maintain the status quo of the game

I’m somewhere in the middle of this whole injustice superman thing. On one hand I like injustice Superman. Some thing I feel a lot of people leave out when discussing the whole situation with him is that he was still a hero for quite some time even after killing the joker (which let’s remember that he was forced to kill Lois, his unborn child, and unintentionally set off a nuke that destroyed all of Metropolis. I could buy that with all of that stress put on him at once he MIGHT have a moment of weakness. But throughout the first year or two of the injustice comic he’s still rather on the fence about whether what he’s doing is right or wrong, and throughout the story other characters are constantly pushing him to go further until he becomes so used to breaking his moral code that it becomes the normal for him. It’s not like a light switch just flipped and superman turned evil, it was a long series of events that escalated. However, even though I like injustice superman for that… I absolutely hate that every else world version of him after the fact felt the need to do the “evil Superman story“ as doing that all of the time destroys the novelty of having a superman that has turned evil.

He really stuck with the "todd" thing all the way through didn't he💀

Always a good day when Mendoza uploads

I loved watching this video! I totally agree with everything you said, Xavier. I want more people to understand superman and the other great DC characters more often because they are more than just… “Unga bunga, me like blood-“ Flash is and will NEVER be a coward!

I enjoyed the injustice comics as an independent story seperated from the main DC universe because thats what it is. It is literally an alternate universe and anyone who says that normal Superman would do the same in the same situation has never actually read the comics.

I'm half and half on the concept. On the Plus side: Its good to see the 'Real' Superman go evil, instead of all of these 'Legally Distinct' versions of him like you mentioned. What effect would an Evil Superman have on the actual heroes of the DC Universe? On the other hand: Having Clark go evil over the Death of Lois (and even all of Metropolis) reduces him a bit. At his heart, he is a Good Man, made so by being raised by equally Good Parents (and I like how Modern Day interpretations of Martha and Johnathan have them on the Left and Right respectively, so he got both sides...i.e., Opposites Attracted 🙂) Its not just his love for Lois and his Friends that keeps him Human, at his heart is IS a Caring Person (Human), and would never kill anyone if he could find another way (and with his abilities and access to tech, he can certainly find another way, which could still be dark: Recall the 'Mind Control' sub-plot in the 'Squadron Supreme' series of way back when).

Thats why i enjoy ur ads gm, theyre always so topical 😀

I think the movie would've worked better as a two parter. The Regime still needed to be made and more heros would see what Superman is doing as necessary. In real life criminals like the Joker would be executed after the first offence but, in DC it takes pushing Superman or in some cases Batman too far to finally end him. Joker straight up murdered 10 people in his first comic book appearance. He only gets away with it in the universe setting because they think he's crazy but, he's not. He has proven that he knows exactly what he's doing. He just likes killing people. In reality it's just because he's the only villain in Batmans vast rogues gallery that fans are allowed to take seriously. There is no true good or true evil. Just people with the power to do whatever they want and the powerless that would abuse that same power if they had it. Which is why Superman WOULD be an evil overlord in real life. Because people with not even a 3rd of his power already misuse it all the time. No one is using Supermans powers to save a cat from a tree or stop a crime from happening. They would use them to spy on people. Heat or cool down their food and just generally bully anyone that talks a little bit of smack about them. Superman just giving up after Lois from another Universe talks him down is admitting that he doesn't deserve his powers because he misused them in the name of Justice and only now realizes that everything he did was wrong. Grey area Superman is what doesn't work. Because you don't cross that line and then turn yourself in.

fun fact, the flash in the injustice movie is voiced by yuri lowenthal, the voice of the spider-man from the ps4 games. i despise the flash dying in this way AND his story in the comic but they really wasted yuri.

I think my favorite part about Injustice is how the comics adds pointless shit we didn’t need to see/know that contradicts elements from the game’s story. Then Netherrealm either ignores it or lightly adapts it

This video confuses me to no end because I've never heard ANYONE say they enjoyed the Injustice's story mode. Who on earth has been saying it started the evil Superman trend? There are wayyy more well known things that did it beforehand. Heck I didn't even know the movie was supposedly tied to that. I just heard it was, "yet another half-baked evil superman story, yawn".

the movie is "bad" because they adapted the comics and the story and made it make more sense, which makes injustice fans angry because their dumb story only works when you turn off your brain

I really love both voice actors for the Joker and Harley Quinn in this, I hope they show up in more projects

9:58 to be fair the 2A is why america hasn't fallen to a tyranny yet

“Let’s go yellow core!” is Xavier from Kansas?

2:21 ok but sentry isn't a ''what if superman was evil ''story it's a story about addiction and depression ,also sentry isn't an evil guy he is broken but still want to help people

my personal headcanon on injustice's divergence from the mainline DC canon (and that justice league's behavior) is that it's the DC universe that crossed over with mortal kombat in MK vs DC and the kombat rage virus from that permanently affected them. shazam/captain marvel's ending in injustice 1 and sub zero & raiden's interactions in injustice 2 kinda support this.

8:50 I used to be in the camp of “if you go back in time to fix things, you might everything worse” but the past few years have really put a strain on that idea

Finally, Xavier uploads again after all these years!

Essentially either it's the games, the comics, or the movie itself, the injustice universe is one of the biggest concepts of character assassination i've ever seen and still do not understand how it gets so much praise despite doing so much damn damage over a "what if" that the mainline comics have proven would not be how these characters act if they went to a very dark place.

Certainly curious to see a positive take trashed on game adaptation

Banality and commonality of evil is actually well known in the world of psychology. Milgram's writing about it are quite interesting.

The scene in the movie where Superman heat visions all the “teenagers” always bothered me. Those guys didn’t look at all like teenagers. Those were not teenagers. Seriously if you people say that he killed teenagers then goddamn it animate those guys as teenagers.

04:55 people seem to forget that Injustice's Superman didn't only lose Louis, but also the entirety of Metropolis

Saying everyone is wrong about a mediocre movie is quite far-fetched.

“The Mighty” by Peter J. Tomasi is another one of the dozens of “What if Superman was EVIL” comics out there.

They really didn’t have to kill off the Flash, just change the story a bit where he hasn’t fully mastered the speed force to go back in time, and when he tried to fight Superman (Todd) he lost and ended up getting crippled.

I'm not saying I want this necessarily, but why aren't there more examples of batman going evil dictator? It's actually slightly more in character for batman to take over the world than superman. slightly. Since there's precedent for him doing things like that for believable reasons like in Kingdom Come, Brother Eye in the main comics, and the Justice Lords episode. I could believe Batman would consider taking over the world if it meant there was a strong possibility of getting rid of all crime. more so than superman anyways.

I don't like injustice because it was forced the idea a person cant conquer the world without becoming a dictator and mass murderer is tiring to me id like it more if superman was in the right making a better world but batman wanted the world to be back the way it was would have been a better story

Correction. Kingdom Come isn't as popular than Injustice if you're under the age of 30.

This video was really good, and very funny at times! Thank you

The rebirth basement theme in the background distracted me so bad 😂

We all thought Injustice would be the bleakest and least fun DC universe they could possibly come up with... untill mid squad game came out

How did Ras Al Gul know The Atom would go inside Superman's head? :/

The problem with the evil Superman dilemma is that the whole "one bad day away" could be applied to literally any superhero like Superman. What if Batman went through the same? Yes, there's the whole "he doesn't kill because then he would become a murderer", but that's a massive stretch. Sure, he might think about it, but he would never just do it like that, because someone as will strong as him should know better than to just give into his own personal conflict. The same should be said to Superman. This is a massive detriment to lawful good characters because it makes them seem like pathetic cowards that go against all they built up and stood for. If you want to see a superhero becoming a supervillain, there's stories made specifically for that, which doesn't ruin the legacy of iconic characters, and if you want to turn them into something they're not, well... keep it out of canon. As soon as I see the hero that I grew up with, that gave me hope that everything will be better and inspire me to do the same for others, commit a brutal attrocity, it's over. I don't see a hero anymore, and no "he did what he had to" speech will ever excuse what he did, because that is not an action of heroism, it's an act of punishment. If you make a good guy that kills and all that, it's fine by me, but to make a good guy that would never do that, it's just plain betrayal and gaslighting.

All I keep hearing is how Injustice WW is manipulating Injustice Superman but never get any evidence of this. How is she manipulating him? Even if I went by the comics, the games don’t treat the comics as comics cause most of the events aren’t mentioned in the game. Nightwing’s death is mentioned but Damien talks like it was intentional while in the comics he talks like it was an accident. I don’t even think Batwoman’s sacrifice to bring the main universe DC heroes are even mentioned in the game, this is why I don’t treat the comics as canon cause the games don’t either! What I hate most about the film version is WW switching sides and Lois talking down Injustice Superman, it just feels like some woke BS they had to add to the story. Also of course injustice Superman would kill green arrow, the guy saw his wife and son die in front of him and now his dad is hurt? If you went through the same thing then would you have thought “Nah, it’s just a flesh wound. We good!” My main problem with injustice is how bias the game is on Batman’s side, we could’ve had both sides being good but has different ideas on how to handle crime. But nope, make Superman cartoonishly evil cause god forbid the cash cow from another universe be wrong.

People liked the game because it crafted an engaging, coherent story. The fun gameplay was just an added perk.

I always felt the Injustice characters weren't out of character because they weren't the classic heroes. So the idea of Todd ever being reached and fixed was out of the question. This is who he is. Killing him or Phantom Zoning him would have been better overall. I hated the green pills (I really wanted to give the power houses a 4x advantage in the game) and I do think that is an acceptable improvement. That's where the improvements end. I'm not crazy about unfaithful adaptations and if that's what they made just slap a new title on it and go crazy. I don't get mad because Fallout doesn't fit in Wasteland's lore because they're separate, I don't get mad Omega Man or Night of the Living Dead doesn't match Richard Matheson's I Am Legend because they're only inspired by his work. Make something new and most of their problems go away

I find it hilarious that the end of the Injustice timeline currently is a crossover with He-Man.

How the fuck did scarecrow came back to life to join the injustice 2 roster? Thats what i truly want to know

Flash not wanting to go back in time probably has to do with something. Even worse will happen if he changes something in the past.

I do agree with some of your points your perspective had shown me, such as Plastic Man being a focal point in the moral debate of criminals deserves a chance for rehabilitation. However some other changes like "Hero" Harley that just happened hastily had me rolling my eyes into the back of my head. That being said I always found the Injustice storyline to be okay with it being an Elseworlds in mind, it's far from my favorite and far from the bottom of the barrel to me.

In defense of Flash, you could just had him alive but refusing to join Clark's side, didn't need to be a join him or die situation. I mean, who's gonna stop Flash from running off to do his own thing?

I am glad you made this video. I honestly like Superman’s transition to being a tyrant. It’s slow, and in the beginning he cares enough about Batman to ask Catwoman to help him grieve. He doesn’t kill joker and go “Whelp, guess I gotta be a mass murderer now.”