The Injustice Story Is All Wonder Woman's Fault

#KZbin #KZbinShorts #Shorts #Injustice #DCComics #DC

[@JJ91939]

She was the true villain of the series.

[@SasukeUzumakiHD]

Wonder Woman is a hero of compassion in this game. Just take out the c, o ,m, p, i, o and n.

[@red6950]

She is wonder even as a villainess

[@purpleboyjayfortnite915]

@@SasukeUzumakiHD so you saying she only got ass😂🤣😆

[@darkspark5854]

I’ve always seen Wonder Women as an unstable character. She was raised by a bunch of sexist arrogant women who raised her to believe she was better than everyone and that men were all evil and prideful. All things considered, Diana turns out pretty okay in most universes. However, she tends to fall back on her teachings almost every time she has a disagreement with a guy, she immediately renounces their whole species. She is known to have a bad temper and can be tremendously arrogant and naïve. What stinks is that Wonder Woman usually has a good hart and is very selfless. Unfortunately, her peoples teachings have always held her back from being her best.

[@abdullahkhawaja8461]

People say this soo much how is she the villain. I mean all she did was manipulate which is literally soo common. Not saying it was OK but many chara tears do it (nit in this storyline) bht we don't say that they are the villain

[@Clorgisclorg]

It's 100% true. In any other universe, Diana would have been there to temper Clark's rage; to take his hand and tell him "we are better than this" even if that hand was bloody from a murder. Diana does not judge, she does not capitalize, she guides and understands. She's the equilibrium of Clark's emotion and Bruce's logic; she's reason. But this Wonder Woman is deprived of that.

[@MynamebE]

Makes me sad they made this Wonder Woman like that. They ruined what she originally represented

[@itwasallpartofmyplanforyou4083]

@@MynamebE tbf, the point is that these characters aren’t how we normally see them. In many other stories superman wouldn’t turn to a dictator in the same situation as injustice

[@mimeng843]

@@MynamebE It's exactly the point of THIS whole game/story. There exists another universe (or so called "original universe/timeline") wherein the heroes are not evil as compared to those of Injustice's.

[@onewingedluffy]

@@MynamebE In this universe, Diana was betrayed by Steve who tried to take advantage of the amazons and their weapons. This made wonder woman a more cynical person than we normally know her to be.

[@oceanberserker]

@@MynamebE Like we didn't already have enough iterations of Wonder Woman turning villainous, he said sarcastically.

[@prototypemaster1]

Throughout the entirety of the injustice Comics, Wonder Woman was enabling all of clarks bad habits, all for the sake of being with him. Rather than help Clark find closure, she lied to him every step of the way and encouraged him to make reckless decisions. Deathstroke called her the Rebound Girl and he was right. With Lois out of the way, this was her chance, no regard for the fact that Clark still loved lois and got triggered everytime someone mentions her name. The thirst is so real with her. Yes, Bruce also had some fault in this, but he wasn't the one encouraging this bad behavior in Clark.

[@sindelretconpolice1630]

The character assassination WW faced in the injustice universe is the worst out of anyone.

[@bubalackgaming8892]

I don't really remember where I read this exactly, but apparently the writer for the comics said there was no way they could write Wonder Woman in a way that she would believably agree with Superman, so they just re-wrote her character entirely.

[@dungeonsanddragonshomebrew3165]

not really as this is just WW tilting into a different direction as it's not that hard for her to pull this shit

[@jonathantyner171]

Gal Gadot Wonder Woman & Good Wonder Woman is way better injustice wonder woman.

[@TheSuperboy_Prime]

If Snyder's Wonder Woman finds out that she exist, she would Murder her Injustice Twin.

[@danielasarmiento3101]

@@TheSuperboy_Prime hell i the original game the the original WW hated her counterpart

[@S_N1.]

Gal Gaydot💀 she's way worse than injustice WW

[@RoyArkon]

Wonder Woman's biggest fear is the fear of the truth.

[@MiguelGonzalez-du8de]

God this is why I hate Injustice so much, they turned everyone into an asshole and assassinated so many characters just to make the likes of Batman seem cooler

[@hydrophilicchristopher9874]

Most stories about Superman going bad is wonder woman’s fault tbh. He’ll kill once or twice the catch the big sad but she’s always the influence that makes him continue on the warpath

[@devinsethna1287]

Imagine simping over some kryptonian scumbag when you can get yourself a 6 foot giga chad in a bat costume

[@connorhughes284]

When Aquaman told her if Clark needed advice on how to rule a people...she had the audacity to lie to him saying that Arthur didn't say anything.

[@IAmEvilTree]

OK, I'm about 60-70% sure a hypothetical Injustice 3 would find some way to retcon Diana's behaviour in the past games. Clone created Circe? Mind controlled by Granny Goodness? Something like that.

[@chrishall5570]

I do think Diana has a decent amount of fault but saying it was all her fault is a bit reductive of Superman's choices and share of blame. He still made the choices that he did despite knowing better. Not to mention the Joker has more fault for injustice then anyone else. There's a point where saying "I was manipulated" as a grown adult doesn't make up for the things that you did and installing yourself as a dictator is way past that.

[@enderethan144]

Injustice WW had always been Jealous of Lois and after her death she decided to manipulate the most powerful being on the planet into a pure villain. She didn’t even think to comfort Superman when he was heavily grieving over Lois’ death she just saw this as the perfect moment to corrupt him into doing the right thing in her perceptive.

[@Zeddyboi86]

Yeeeeaaahhhhhh, I think most people would agree that words cannot describe how hateable this version of Wonder Woman is.

[@myleswayne301]

DC totally damage Wonder Woman's character and her mission as a ambassador.

[@asheraltman5448]

Whenever they have a story where Superman goes bad, they have to change Wonder Woman to let it happen, because she would be one of his biggest threats otherwise.

[@sharifrowe7812]

Crazy how injustice made me Hate Diana’s guts like she is a whole new character in this series

[@slay-many-foes1160]

I agreed 100% when I saw this she used Clark.

[@antokarman2064]

Cool, free therapy session!

[@blkboi90]

So basically she started plotting on Clark the minute Lois dies? Damn that’s cold

[@garwynrosser8907]

Just like the original sin... All Wonder Woman's fault.

[@jondrake1977]

Why has DC insisted on making Wonder Woman a villain lately? * Flashpoint * Injustice

[@Bluecreed01]

she's just arrogant, insubordinate and jealous in this universe

[@marielleesteban4876]

I am wondering why everyone is saying it’s ALL WonderWoman’s fault when Clark is a grown man. Granted he did lose his wife and his baby, but I am not going to blame just 1 person when it’s clearly whoever did evil/wrong doings throughout this entire storyline is both WonderWoman AND Superman’s fault.

[@kalani8485]

why do they always turn wonder woman evil in these alternative realities?

[@mah29001]

This version of Scarecrow needs to be in the new Batman movie series.

[@anonymous7140]

I think Arkham Knight scarecrow

[@Newie69MK]

Heck, have Robert Englund cast as Johnathan Crane.

[@riza2679]

Batman begin's scarecrow pretty much look like that, arkham knight style definitely better

[@herloss448]

arkham knight one

[@drewwhiting]

Imagine Scarecrow being an actual doctor and helping people by giving them diagnosis like this.

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

I love that they got Robert Englund to be Scarecrow. He's clearly having fun with the role!

[@DougieYT]

Ofc! The man is literally voicing DC’s Freddy Krueger, there should be a law where Robert should be allowed to voice and act all Fear Increasing related characters

[@Ecniv19]

Just knowing it as well makes me salute him because he played both Freddy Krueger and Scarecrow, Both are Villains who specialize in inflicting FEAR.

[@thejetparadox]

despite the game's gear/costume system, it even included a hat that's in reference to Freddy Krueger.

[@bubbadarth]

I'm glad you said something I never noticed

[@liamfitzgerald7217]

@@Ecniv19 He also voiced Riddler as well in the animated series The Batman (not connected to the movie of the same name).

[@DougieYT]

“I’m not the one who stoked Clark’s worst fears.” “You are not afraid of Superman…your afraid you corrupted him…brave hero…your biggest fear is becoming the villain of the story.” Batman & Scarecrow are ironically correct and agree with each about Wonder Woman

[@johnsantos507]

Even Diana disagree with Batman and Scarecrow.

[@elijaharroyo4846]

@@johnsantos507 she’s in denial

[@johnsantos507]

@@elijaharroyo4846 You're right. Diana is in denial.

[@Me-wx1mt]

ironically?

[@drewwhiting]

I would love to see Batman and Scarecrow sit down and talk about Wonder Woman

[@YEYawson8376]

"Your worst fear is becoming the villain of the story" Exactly. It's all Diana's fault for manipulating Superman's depression Idk about you guys, but I love Scarecrow as the villain in Injustice. Of all the members of Grodd's Society, he's my very best.

[@willjohnboy]

Plus it helps that Robert England aka freddy kruger voices him.

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

I wouldn't say it's ALL Diana's fault. Clark still chose to do everything that he did. He could have chosen to not listen to her manipulations, but he did.

[@messyangel1169]

You can’t manipulate a grown man 😘

[@benmercer9826]

@@messyangel1169 That's a hilariously foolish statement.

[@michaelludlow626]

@@benmercer9826 yep, everyone can be manipulated, most are all ways being manipulated by advertisements, political groups, religious groups, pricing, etc

[@cyberrex7071]

After Lois’s death, she didn’t even try console Clark. She kept attempting to flirt with him despite the fact that she knew he loved Lois and she made sure that he thought that killing millions of criminals was going to solve everything. This Wonder Woman doesn’t deserve the power she was given or any love, she is one the main reasons the earth’s greatest hero become the universe’s greatest villain.

[@james739123]

I hope that like in Superman Red Son, Injustice Wonder Woman breaks her lasso and looses all her powers and gifts.

[@mikaela5938]

that or the writers are just dumb

[@madmintentertainment6268]

@@mikaela5938 why? because they made the woman who was raised by a sexist war cult unstable?

[@MollyHJohns]

Oh my lord idk why I'm recommended this video.. then I read your comment... And I just about fed up with Johnny Depp vs Scamber Turd's case. This Injustice Wonder Woman you just described was like an AU of Scamber Turd...

[@shady5595]

@@mikaela5938 Clownery

[@ytw101]

Sometimes the worst villans are the ones who help make one. And this game makes a even better statement when Harley Quinn was the one who pointed how she became EXACTLY like her: doing what a evil monster wanted because of blinded love. Best roast in the game. WM- you lecture me? How much blood is on your ledger Quinn? Harley- oh, buckets full honey. I was trying to hard to impress the wrong guy, kind of like YOU and superman. And seeing her face twitch and rage just made Harley best girl in the game right there 👏

[@gaymagician]

Fucking loved Harley in that moment. Daring enough to go face to face with an Amazon. And I giddy when she is officially considered a justice league in the injustice vs masters of the universe comics

[@shadowfury200]

don't forget in the comics batman even said it 'deep down part of you is relieved, that lois is out of the picture now you can have him all to yourself.'

[@DougieYT]

Harley was a MF goddess in that moment, she literally made Diana, mind you a much more powerful and physically superior Woman than she is, look like the biggest moronic hypocrite on the planet, you know your a terrible person when Harley Quinn of all people is judging you

[@ludwigramirez4711]

Except Wonder Woman didn't become evil because Superman convinced her. It was actually the other way around. Superman became corrupt because of Wonder Woman's influence.

[@ExplorerST2023]

I wasn't a fan of that dialogue between wonder woman and harley quinn. Superman was more in harley's shoes than wonder woman if you ask me. Wonder woman is definitely joker in their injustice relationship. All she did was fuel the fire and batman even told wonder bread (im sorry that was the best joke of the game) that.

[@emberman535]

Casting Freddy Kreuger as Scarecrow is such a brilliant move. I'm surprised they didn't do it YEARS ago.

[@MILDMONSTER1234]

Which is funny causw he voiced Riddler of all people once

[@g_h_o_u_l]

They should legit cast Robert Englund as Scarecrow for a future sequel of The Batman

[@grandcanyon-fu9zt]

What about casting Unicron as Scarecrow?

[@g_h_o_u_l]

@@grandcanyon-fu9zt ummm..... Unicron was Orson Wells' last role before he died

[@grandcanyon-fu9zt]

@@g_h_o_u_l I was talking about John Noble

[@rowaterwrites2542]

i know people shit on damien all the damn time but at worst he’s a minor inconvenience, diana however (along with the joker) is the literal catalyst behind superman’s turn to the dark side and her acknowledging it only makes it worse

[@Deathmare235]

And tbf this is somehow the most likeable version of Damien

[@rowaterwrites2542]

@@Deathmare235 frfr

[@Thebeyondninja]

@@Deathmare235 he killed Dick tho also id say that the apocalypse war version was better

[@raulryan9849]

If you read the comics then at the beginning Batman is also responsible for Superman's fall to the dark side. In Year One of the comic it it shown several times that Superman reached out to batman but he was far too arrogant to let go of the fact that Superman killed Joker. In Injustice 2 comics Johnathan Kent points this out and even Bruce admits that he(B) was not the friend at the time of his(S) need.

[@Thebeyondninja]

@@raulryan9849 oh I read it but at this point I have no idea if the comics are canon to the games

[@etherealhatred]

The fact that the villians of this story had a way more stable moral compass is baffling, a true show of not judging a book by it's cover

[@samuraibear5102]

I see that more as dc villains owning how they are

[@CBMOA]

@@samuraibear5102 They can create things to do harm on others, the only thing they never do is lie

[@richardabreu1468]

You can see this in The Rogues also, with their no killing code.

[@Oriandu]

It's true. The Injustice comics are ridiculously savage with Diana's characterization. The Joker's corpse isn't even cold and she's all "Hey, Clark, hey. Over here! I want to show you what I've got hidden in my closet..." "Diana, this is fascism." "Isn't it wonderful?"

[@teufortknight3913]

Dont forget the comics, when she didnt tell superman some things. Like when Aquaman wanted her to tell superman he was sorry about lois but she didnt even bother to tell him etc etc just cutting people out and avoiding giving superman information that'll turn him back to the light.

[@DougieYT]

Yea, that means Diana probably already had dark plans for Clark herself

[@NicoBlack69]

That and she got a lot of league members killed. Captain Adam, Martian Manhunter, Batwoman. The list goes on.

[@teufortknight3913]

@@DougieYT yeah, in the bedroom

[@SaurabhKudterkar]

@@teufortknight3913 Captain Adam, Martian Manhunter and Batwoman all got killed trying to kill members of Superman's regime. They don't get to point fingers.

[@teufortknight3913]

@@SaurabhKudterkar They don't exactly have a choice considering it's a war. I'm aware of what Martian Manhunter did. He didnt try to kill willingly, he had no choice but to do it to get them to stop what they were doing, but got killed in a desperate attempt by wonderwoman or superman I cant remember which which got him killed. They didn't exactly go to killing willingly.

[@rorydrakon4743]

It's okay, she was the worst, but... also Clark has fault. He didn't have to listen to her. I know he was desperate, but this isn't a justification.

[@Broomer52]

When you commit atrocities saying that someone else pushed you to it doesn’t matter excuse you of what you did. A lot of stories do this these days and I feel very concerned by it. I’m glad there’s a few people who still believe a sob story doesn’t excuse any evil committed

[@thetrophygamer3606]

Both are at fault but I’d say it’s a 50-30-20 split. 50 to joker for setting up the nuke and and having Superman accidentally kill Lois 30 to Diana for not helping him move on properly and encouraging his tyrannically behavior And 20 to Superman for not questioning why it’s not ok to kill anyone and to act like a dictator

[@TyAshton]

@@thetrophygamer3606 I'd go 40-40-20 Joker caused the superman to accidentally kill lois as you said. But Diana took advantage of him at what is possibly the most vulnerable he has ever been. And superman ofc could have just not chosen to listen to her.

[@rishabhbhatnagar9632]

Yea a dude who just lost his wife and son by his own hand, should hv not listened to a trusted friend. Dude u can't correct your silly childish habit right now, talking about supes. How he didn't suicide after that is surprising. No man can take such a shock and be rational, super or not he has emotions of a man only.

[@rorydrakon4743]

@@rishabhbhatnagar9632 Are you OK? Because it seems to me that the childish one is you. I can understand that Supes was in shock over Lois's death, I never said he can't suffer human emotions and be fallacious, I understand that he wanted to kill Joker for revenge, but becoming a tyrant is beyond such a trauma. Diana was a shit friend to support her insanity, unlike Bats, and Supes was wrong by choosing to listen to Diana. And this is a fact. Maybe it may seem strange to you, but from pain you can start again: it’s not easy, it takes extreme strength, courage and will but it can be done, even if it’s more painful, tiring and terrible. And suffering over the death of your loved one doesn't automatically make you a mad tyrant. I can understand but not justify. Either way, the original Superman would completely disapprove, as would the original Wonder Woman. There is a reason that Injustice is not canon, and personally Diana and Clark are quite an OOC from that point of view, but it fits as long as it's an alternate universe. That doesn't change that Injustice Superman is a grown man who made the choices of him, shit choices, that Diana supported, so it's both to blame.

[@Masked_Manhunter]

I've read the comics, there were many more innocent victims of the regime than Shazam and Lex Luthor. People who have only played the games or have only seen the cutscenes believe that Wonder Woman is responsible for Superman's actions but the people who have read the comics actually know what horrible things Superman has done and how evil he has become. SUPERMAN IS THE REAL VILLAIN, Wonder Woman is just a supporter of his actions. In the comics, 1. Superman pummeled Green Arrow to death. 2. Superman burnt Martian Manhunter alive with his heat vision. 3. Superman and Wonderwoman crippled a boy(who was a fan of these "Superheroes"), who was protesting their acts of the beginning years. He wore a tech combat armour and represented the public, Superman and Wonder Woman crippled the poor teenager for protesting. 4. Superman and his allies went on a war with the Green Lantern Corp, He teamed up with Sinestro and his Corp and killed more than half of the GL Corp. 5. Sinestro killed John Stewart and manipulated Hal Jordon into believing that Guy Gardener killed him, without listening to anything Hal Jordon chopped off Guy's arm with the ring in mid-air and Guy fall to death on the ground and died. 6. Superman killed Black Canary after becoming a yellow lantern himself ( However Black Canary was later saved by Dr. Fate who took her to a parallel Earth where Green Arrow was alive) 7. Superman(as a yellow lantern) beat & pushed Ganthet(the most noble Guardian of Oa) and Mogo(a living planet GL) to the sun and melted them. 8. Wonder Woman killed Huntress by breaking her neck with her lasso. 9. Superman killed Hercules even after he surrendered to Shazam as an act of non-mercy. 10. Superman burnt 220+ protestors/insurgents in a gathering who just named themselves after the Joker as a symbol of anarchy towards Superman's Regime (they weren't evil, they were normal people) 11.Superman ordered assassination of Alfred who refused to tell the whereabouts of Batman to Superman & Superman was also holding a grudge against Alfred for knocking him out in Year 1. 12. Superman killed Hawkman (It was in self defense though) 13. Superman had the Titans(Red Robin-Tim Drake, Superboy, Starfire and Wonder girl) enslaved in the phantom zone. You know the rest of the story of Injustice movie

[@SasukeUzumakiHD]

I learned all of that thanks to the Comicstorian Injustice Full Series videos. Great reminders 👍

[@LabMatt]

Superman blamed Green Arrow for something he himself did Greenie didn't aim that arrow at Jonathan, Super was the one who deflected it at him

[@ventilated6443]

Didn't he also kill Batgirl?

[@MazeDaGr8]

@@ventilated6443 Batwoman actually. If you remember her and Batgirl were trying to activate a portal to bring in other superheroes from another universe. As the machine is activating she's also being hit with Superman's heat vision and then a explosion happens that sends everyone to a different place but she isn't seen Although you could say she was either completely vaporized by his heat vision or she was teleported to a different place but wasn't shown, either way her fate is ambiguous

[@roleoahotondji54]

Even in the games, there is no real implication that Diana manipulate Sup, it is clear that he did all of that by himself. I mean the guy went straight up killing Joker whithout hesitation, and people say he was "confused". That not confuse, that is rage, and is where he crossed the line.

[@juwanwilson7700]

The worst thing you can do to Wonder Woman is make her unlikable. While I love Injustice, I absolutely despise Injustice Wonder Woman. She’s literally the complete opposite of what Wonder Woman stands for.

[@ClockworkGearhead]

Yes and no. Part of her has always been a warrior willing to shed blood. Even the canon versions have done this, like with Maxwell Lord.

[@shauntempley9757]

@@ClockworkGearhead Yup, and Batman and Superman were against her actions. It is just that that moment came at a time that Batman was working against the Justice League for earlier actions, and both Superman and Wonder Woman knew of that going into the Maxwell Lord situation. The closest comic Wonder Woman has been to this version, is how she was in Kingdom Come. The key fight in that comic was not a Batman vs Superman fight. It was a Batman vs Wonder Woman fight.

[@myleswayne301]

Wonder Woman should always be written as a diplomat first, warrior second.

[@shauntempley9757]

@@myleswayne301 Yes, agreed. This version is what happens when only the warrior is present.

[@NJ-eo2oc]

@@ClockworkGearhead WRONG!

[@pocoloco753]

She did play a big role in turning Superman evil but come on, we're not talking about a child here. Clark could be under Diana's influence here and there but every time he killed someone, he did it because he chose to.

[@SasukeUzumakiHD]

Fair point, especially considering what Superman did to Shazam and Green Arrow.

[@rhunter42dragon]

Fictional characters are often far easier to manipulate than real people. Especially when they're having personal issues.

[@fuladd]

Joker deserved to die

[@Johnchi02]

You are correct, but I think the real reason I believe people dump WW is of the trust. Don't forget it she was the most trusted person to Superman next to Batman. On top of that people forget how feminine WW is on top of being a warrior. She used that to "comfort" Superman. Her actions pushed Superman to the point that went to autopilot without further guidance.

[@roleoahotondji54]

@@Johnchi02 so is also Wonder Woman who pushed Sup to kill Joker, right ? If you don't understand this is the point where he crossed the line, you need to go replay the games and actually pay attention to the story.

[@StareachValcin]

Injustice Wonder Woman definitely plays a role in Injustice Superman becoming the villain he was. In many ways, Injustice Wonder Woman was more of a villain than Injustice Superman ever was. Injustice Wonder Woman is arguably the true villain of the Injustice games.

[@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722]

Viler than the Lords of Order?? I mean idk if conspiring with Brainiac is worse than nuking Metropolis or disrupting Superman's mind further

[@Spectrum_Country1028]

She should be the main Regime villain in Injustice 3

[@DougieYT]

Hell, she had more of an impact in making Superman the way he was more than The Joker did

[@MBOmnis]

"plays a role", understatement of the year. She's the spark that ignited the whole thing.

[@roleoahotondji54]

You are wrong dude, Sup did all of that by himself, the games and the comics are clear about that.

[@nameunknown6453]

Joker: as you know madness is just like gravity ALL It needs is a little push." Joker put him in the crosshair but it was D I A N A who pull the trigger.

[@DougieYT]

Joker: “You see what happens when you drag your friends into this crazy little game of ours.”

[@Green.Guy.2187]

She didn’t give Superman proper support when Lois died thanks to Joker. Oh and Diana, good job turning him violent.

[@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722]

And good job Nazi Trevor for creating such monster. In fact I don't even know which should be spat over more: Nazi Trevor?? Or Wonder Bread?

[@user-sx4qu4dz9z]

Surely you aren’t speaking to a fictional character

[@rexwest4532]

Batman didn't too, and it was acknowledged in the injustice 2 annual.

[@bgdojo]

He changed when he killed the joker, he did that immediately after Lois died, how does wonder woman turn him violent?

[@ClockworkGearhead]

@@bgdojo While he killed Joker, he was at the precipice. He could have still stepped back from becoming a tyrant. Wonder Woman pushed him completely over the edge when he was most vulnerable.

[@Small_child_punter]

I love the idea of scary ass villains turning against greater evil because even they have lines. Scarecrow is awful but even he doesn’t condone the villainy Wonder Woman provoked.

[@htxflow]

It's even more dope when they get involved even though they don't have to

[@yoavbenclaudia3073]

To be fair, she was the antagonist in the comics that acted as a set up for the Forever Evil series. She let her feelings for Clark create all sorts of conflict within the Justice League and against fellow heroes who were recruited by Amanda Waller. She even went as far as to declare Batman, and anyone who supported his argument, to be “against” her just because they disagreed with her plans and methods.

[@shahnoormaredia5269]

Now I understand why batman avoided love interest with her in JL animated series.

[@SuspiraVictim1]

"She even went as far as to declare Batman, and anyone who supported his argument, to be “against” her just because they disagreed with her plans and methods" Great, so Wonder Woman was an SJW during the NEW 52 Era? Sure sounds like it with the above statement.

[@shockwave_datafiles8099]

I feel like the mindset is that she didn't want it to be like that but she knew she was too far down that path to turn back. Being afraid she corrupted him. How she first thought the path they were on was the right one but somewhere along the way she realised that was wrong but couldn't stop otherwise she'd be forced to evaluate and realise she was wrong. That's why she doubles down, continuing her path to the end to avoid the possibility of facing that truth.

[@thesixthkid7689]

Each side wants to blame the other, pick a side but they should remember both sides are to blame for everything that happened. Unfortunately no innocent party exists in this scenario. In fact the closest person to innocent in Injustice is Luthor and that's saying a lot, even though he died.

[@OmniDan26]

based

[@thesixthkid7689]

@@OmniDan26 one side says if they killed Joker sooner the Injustice story never would've occurred. The other side says that heroes shouldn't become killers even if it is for the greater good and that's why they're hated. Luthor is the closest to innocent because he's defending himself against Superman and he didn't change him, he started as a criminal though.

[@abigails4088]

@@thesixthkid7689 I wonder if INJUSTICE Luthor is the same Luthor that Superman once *TRICKED* into curing a supervirus... by telling him he couldn't... imagine the person delivering Lex's eulogy, being Patient Zero of that disease...the one Lex personally cured because Superman convinced him to.

[@TheRealHerbaSchmurba]

I mean honestly, this fact that she is aware of it does make her character more relatable. If her greatest fear is that she had corrupted Superman then it shows that that wasnt her intention at all. She was just misguided in this story, really misguided.

[@Ability-King-KK]

I have to question HOW this version of Wonder Woman was even considered a hero before Joker started this chain of events. You know how the Luthor of this universe was a good person? Well apparently from what I hear to make up for that, this universe's Steve Trevor was a VERY terrible person and the one who influenced Diana's views of Man's World. That's why I question why she was considered a hero when she clearly was not one since before the beginning.

[@handbanana4899]

“The hardest sacrifices require the strongest wills” Injustice Wonder Woman, probably.

[@Nighlocktheawesome00]

Thanos: Nope, that was me.

[@tomnorton4277]

Injustice Wonder Woman is far too weak willed to be Thanos. Thanos was thinking about the wellbeing of the universe. Injustice Wonder Woman only thinks about herself.

[@coffeelover0876]

@@tomnorton4277 I could totally see her becoming mad like him

[@uncomfortabletruths7990]

@@coffeelover0876 nah I can see superman becoming like thanos but wonder women was just striaght up weird and just wanted to kill people and rule for some reason

[@coffeelover0876]

@@uncomfortabletruths7990 She was a simp for that kryptonain cock, she will do anything for Supez

[@tytheaniman497]

Yeah, Supes has done a lot of bad in this universe. But Diana is the one who convinced who helped mold him into a monster.

[@kylepessell1350]

There are a lot of different causes. One of the main themes behind the Injustice series is how easily power corrupts and explores this theme by examining how it might corrupt superheroes. Tweak a few events and adjust a few angles and even a paragon of justice can go down a dark path.

[@akilcharles3473]

I have no hate for Wonder Woman however *this* Wonder Woman in the Injustice 2 game is worst. Her gameplay is good but her attitude stinks.

[@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722]

Sometimes I ask myself if Seto Kaiba's dickish attitude was this huge

[@pixelgun4789]

''To Hades with you!'' Meanwhile Hades is very chill and reasonable person.

[@jessielemon6967]

I love how no one blames the joker. You know, the man who started it in the first place.

[@rhunter42dragon]

No one bothers to blame the Joker because it goes without saying that he's responsible. Saying that it's the Joker's fault is like saying water is wet.

[@DougieYT]

I personally think the reason The Joker doesn’t get blamed as much is because most people including myself probably saw what he did as no different than any other psychotic and insane Joker stunt that he’s pulled in the past

[@theryumancer9639]

Because Joker's already DEAD. Otherwise Supes would've hunted him down all over the globe.

[@SaurabhKudterkar]

And Harley, who helped him do it.

[@keloing923]

He killed Robin, but Batman didn't go on a murder spree and corrupt the world while also killing his close super friends. It's still his fault for letting emotions guide him. Batman lost his parents at a young age, lost his sons (Grayson/Damien), got turned into an assassin AND STILL didn't turn into a villain. It's Clark AND Dianna's fault. I wish they'd kill off Wonder **** (fill in the blank lol)

[@ryecallan6095]

Scarecrow may be a villain and all, but you can't help but agree with him that Regime Wonder Woman is a bitch. She’s basically the Lady MacBeth of Injustice.

[@GamerJosh2611]

Sure, the fault ultimately lies with Clark and his own decisions, but let's not pretend that this version of Diana didn't encourage and play a main part in turning him into what he became. If not for her, there's a chance that things could have been stopped before it spiraled past the point of no return

[@ClockworkGearhead]

The _fault_ was Superman's. The _blame_ is hers.

[@wyntertheicewyvern6226]

@@ClockworkGearhead exactly

[@geodude0744]

​​@@ClockworkGearhead Think of it like this: Superman, in his anger lit a match and started a small fire, in a house or something. Diana could've help to put it out with water, but instead she brought gasoline and told Clark he was justified in starting the fire in the first place. She was an enabler who fed into his need for vengeance, instead of literally anything else morally sound.

[@Andyisgodcky]

Any of you read the initial comic? I did for awhile when someone was posting it on Imgur. Diana is 100% the reason Clark spirals. She even stoked a 'war' with the Atlanteans, then Arthur tried to relay a message through Diana expressing empathy for Clark's situation, and Diana never told him. She wanted him to herself and if Earth were to suffer, so be it.

[@BlueSunStudios1]

Joker's ploy definitely put him on that potential path, and Batman still being in great shock over what happened made it worse. But Superman still could have been put back on the right path if it was not for Diana Prince whose actions more than anything else that happened after Metropolis sealed it. She continuously tries to get him to slip further down the slope so she can finally be his Lois Lane.

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

It's not all Wonder Woman's fault. Yes, the things she told Superman were terrible and she bears a huge responsibility for that. I'd even go as far as saying that Superman may not have turned into a dictator without Wonder Woman. But at the end of the day, Superman is is own man who made his own choices. He made the choice to listen to all the twisted things WW said and he made the choice to act. That is on him. The ultimate responsibility falls with him. We all have free will and we all have the ability to choose. We, like Superman, must all accept that responsibility. Every single tyrant, murderer, monster, and madman tries and lay the blame for their crimes on bad influences. "He, she, it, they *made* me do this" they all say. But those are only excuses, because only ones any of us can truly blame for our actions are ourselves. *Never forget that.*

[@vesalore696]

A string puppet is not considered to be free, because all of its actions are controlled by strings. (Even if the strings are hard to see). But a human being has no visible strings, so we assume we are free. There are no external constraints controlling every action. But it turns out this is not true. Each decision we make is actually the result of some internal process which was forced by prior events. And those prior events were shaped by something before. So while the decision feels free, it is completely constrained by what went before. There are strings. But the strings are chains of cause and effect. If what we do is driven by the past that is not freedom, because the past is fixed and cannot be influenced by our will. If there is some randomness in the universe, (which there appears to be) this means that some parts of decision making may be not be cause-and-effect. But spontaneous and random. But alas, that isn’t freedom either. If microscopic roulette wheels determine our actions that is even less free. We are no more responsible for quantum noise as we are for the past. But we do have a sense of agency. We do genuinely make decisions and take ownership for our decisions. It’s just that our decision making process is … a process. Something akin to a calculation. And whatever process it is. It is another string. Some people argue that a supernatural component to the self (a soul or a magical type of consciousness) gets around this problem. But it really does not. If the soul is external to our selves, then it is just another external force. And in the soul is “us” then if we establish how it it makes decisions. (either for prior reasons or random chance) then the freedom vanishes again.

[@saphiriathebluedragonknight375]

Like how it's not completely your fault Anakin turned?

[@vesalore696]

@@saphiriathebluedragonknight375 Obi Wan is overrated and a mediocre Jedi

[@JustD826]

Wonder Woman was a trash character in the injustice franchise. 😂

[@Mortal-Knite]

Scarecrow is full out right in this scene.

[@devinmceachern]

I prefer the original and main version of Wonder Woman to the One Earth Regime version of Wonder Woman from the _Injustice_ universe.

[@stephanusamericanus1969]

You, me, and everyone who doesn’t support totalitarianism.

[@IronIsKing]

Obviously...?

[@Poppyblender]

I hope Injustice 3 if it ever comes out, that Clark realizes his mistakes, and realize how wonder woman manipulated him, and gets redemption.

[@EllieWasHere]

I don't really think Injustice Kal-El is worthy of redemption, because even though Wonder Woman manipulated him at times he still did some things on his own. Like beating Green Arrow and Lex Luthor to death. Or how he murdered Shazam in cold blood simply for disagreeing with him. Superman also broke Kon-El's ribs, locked the other titans in the phantom zone and then lied to Raven and Cyborg about what happened to them. So while Wonder Woman manipulated him and fueled his anger from time to time he is in no way innocent or worthy of redemption.

[@nitogame]

@@EllieWasHere To be fair, Green Arrow deserved it. First for sheltering Harley Quinn who helped Joker kill everyone and then I think he shot Clarks dad.

[@EllieWasHere]

@@nitogame Keep in mind he didn't shoot Clark's dad on purpose. He shot at Clark and Clark slapped the Arrow towards his dad. In the comics Pa Kent acknowledged it was an accident and told Clark not to kill Ollie for him. I don't really have an excuse for him sheltering Harley tho, but technically that was Bruce's idea and not Ollie's

[@roleoahotondji54]

Please stop that shit. WonderWoman didn't manipulate Sup, she is only a supporter of Sup, who is all responsible of what he did. What you are talking here is pure fan fiction.

[@Poppyblender]

@@roleoahotondji54no because instead of consoling him, she weaponized his greif, then didn't stop him from killing hundreds of thousands people, they even say this in the game.

[@spooneater9001]

Scarecrow being the hero for once

[@brute6896]

She was the one who corrupted Superman in his weakest, she fueled and enabled his rage to continue. It all started with that guy who washed up on the island being a German spy and killing her friend in a panic

[@myleswayne301]

Which makes no sense. Men are not allowed on Themyscira and Diana was given the lasso of truth before leaving the island.

[@brute6896]

@@myleswayne301 everything goes almost exactly to what it went as in the original one, the guy convinced Diana to go get the lasso and while Diana went to talk with the leader, the guy went to where the lasso was being kept and since he knew he could get killed, he shot at someone who he thought was going to raise the alarm but it was Diana's friend and so Diana just killed him

[@S_N1.]

He was a nazi

[@yunehversomi1458]

She’s like Lady Macbeth. Except Lady Macbeth actually had a conscience, felt guilt, regret, remorse and stuff like that. It’s kind of a struggle to imagine this Wonder Woman was ever at any point a decent person worthy of being called a hero.

[@BlueSunStudios1]

I don't think she ever was given how easily she uses Metropolis, Lois Lane, and the unborn Lara Lane's deaths to turn Superman into her ideal lover to cleanse the world of its filth and rule it with a militaristic iron fist with her at his side. She was a beast waiting to cut loose and be let out of her cage with or without that German spy who betrayed her (he probably exacerbated it but the darkness was always in there for her).

[@avataruzumaki7900]

Wonder Woman also stabbed Harley Quinn. Just want to throw that out are cause of that fact I HATE Diana. Awesome vid SasukeUzumaki 😎👍🏾

[@MataNui.]

Meh, I'd have stabbed her too.

[@fidelluz2942]

this isn't Diana or Wonder woman, this is War woman, she even call herself a goddess of war in one intro

[@MataNui.]

@@fidelluz2942 Isn't War Woman from invincible?

[@fidelluz2942]

@@MataNui. no no no no. I'm talking about how injustice ww acts, she is more war than wonder

[@ytw101]

At least she got the last laugh pointing out wonder woman was a even worse Harley Quinn XD

[@rockgamiasedes677]

This wonder woman breaks my heart. That's not what WW I knew and Injustice punched me in the face with this version. I was more disturbed by WW than superman in the injustice world .

[@guardiantree8879]

For those saying Clark is the real monster (which he is) Martian Manhunter almost talked Clark off the ledge before WW intervened. If WW wasn’t there, MM would have shown Superman the error of his ways.

[@josh_miester_x511]

You can already see her manipulating him _"we can beat them Kal, Batman and Brainiac. They both go down today"._ The tone she chooses to say it in, it's sounds like she's trying to mind control him or something.

[@datemasamune2904]

The true villains are the friends we made along the way.

[@PeanutTechno]

That brings up the question of what that would make the friends we made along the way

[@earlovl5793]

So for injustice, looking back at the comics, Wonder woman's ideals were sorta different due to her backstory with steve also being different. I believe this is what caused her to be like this in this universe.

[@AutumnWoodham]

The thing is, she doesn't even try to deny it, only justify it.

[@jayceventura8575]

According to the injustice comics on Wonder Woman's origins, since it was an alternate universe, she helped the Germans win WW1, not knowing that Trevor was a German spy so when she realized the twist, she killed him.

[@S_N1.]

He was nazi

[@WaylonMoone]

Isn’t it somehow hinted that Wonder Women became this because of the Anti Equation?

[@ShirouBrando]

No apparently in the injustice universe steve Trevor was a nazi spy so this Diana didn't get to experience mankind properly at the start like she should have

[@WaylonMoone]

@@ShirouBrando Wait when was this? I beat both games and read the first book series but never seen the mention of Trevor.

[@ShirouBrando]

@@WaylonMoone injustice 2 comics they take place after 1 and before the second game

[@WaylonMoone]

@@ShirouBrando Ohhh got it I gatta read those series then! Thanks!

[@thetrueslasher2009]

How can you make a woman so good and then make her so awful 😔 ( ww84)

[@DeathnoteBB]

0:07 I like how you can see the green gas before Superman shows up

[@micahwatson7652]

You're right. That a little but major detail there. How else could "Superman" instantly turn on Wonder Woman and call her out on her bs the moment he came into the bar.

[@inactivemirgannerdz]

Her fiending for that Kryptonian D is to blame!!!

[@Mrmeep-wj8ub]

Comic, movie, cartoon, anime etc wonder womans looking at this wonder woman: bruh

[@OmnicidalClown1992]

Wonder Woman is so bad in this game that even Harley Quinn pointed out her biggest flaw. not only that, by this won't be the only time NetherRealm Studios has an iconic heroic queen into a lustful and shallow villainess who sides with a tyrant. Remember what they did to the like of Sindel in MK11? I still haven't forgiven NetherRealm for how much they butchered the characters in Mortal Kombat 11.

[@SasukeUzumakiHD]

NRS' narratives have gone off a cliff with its inconsistencies and retcons. That whole "Sindel is evil because she looks evil" excuse was such bullshit.

[@OmnicidalClown1992]

@@SasukeUzumakiHD That logic is so ass-backwards that they might as well as that someone like Scorpion be 100% evil, with no redeemable features, or make someone like Cetrion be a Pure Good character with no hints of a darker side. And this isn't the only time when that this happened. Havik, the Celtic of Chaos was, more of less, a chaotic neutral character in the original timeline. But in the MKX comics, it's revealed that he was the one responsible for the civil war in Outworld, and was pure evil in those comics.

[@timelesswisdom.]

Harley is pretty bad in the first game to

[@JonnyCXV]

I already dislike WW lmao. So thank you for the title and video.

[@saptarshisengupta9290]

I mean Diana it is kind of your fault considering that you took advantage of a guy who just lost the one person he cared about the most aka Lois Lane who at that point mind you was pregnant with Superman's child so yeah you goofed up pretty bad.

[@mr_barreraa]

The joker started everything, but Diana only made it worse. Many deaths and tragedies could've been avoided if she didn't interfere.

[@woodrobin]

A correct title would be "Wonder Woman is afraid the Injustice story is all her fault." That's accurately what's going on in this scene. This version of Clark Kent murdered the Joker before Wonder Woman had said anything to him. He put Lois' body in Wonder Woman's arms and said "Keep her safe." He then flew off at supersonic speed straight to where Joker was being interrogated by Batman and ripped Joker's heart out of his chest. Did she lean into his more hardcore approach to crime and peace? Yes. Did she create it? No. This version of Wonder Woman let her frustration with her mission to bring peace to a world with ever-shifting constant bloodshed, her monster-slaying inclination, and her feelings for Superman (she sees him as something between a man and the gods she worships) lead her to embrace his new, more "godlike" demeanor as a positive. She knows, subconsciously, that it's the wrong path, and that encouraging it could be seen as "corrupting" Clark (even though the choice to start down that road was entirely his own). If she didn't, the Scarecrow's fear gas wouldn't have made her hallucinate that fear. The Scarecrow doesn't put hallucinations in people's heads. His gas makes them see the fears that are already in their heads. If she didn't fear it, she wouldn't see it. I think calling Wonder Woman the "true villain" lets Superman off the hook undeservedly, and unfairly lays the blame outside of the hand that pulled Joker's heart out. Why not say the Joker is the true villain, if you want to absolve Superman of moral responsibility? He's the one who tricked Superman into murdering his pregnant wife. Is the Joker just not as good a target to blame because he doesn't have a vagina? (Well, that can't be it entirely, since so many people are quick to let Harley off the hook, even though she likely knew all about the plan to have Clark kill Lois (she might not have known about the Metropolis nuke). In the tie-in comic and the animated movie, she's clearly shown as present when Lois has been abducted and when Superman is gassed.) The problem with blaming any one person is that there are so many flawed choices and personal failings in the Injustice timeline that feed into each other. Many of the people involved had the opportunity to turn things around at various points, and fail to do so.

[@SasukeUzumakiHD]

I probably should have phrased it as a question, though I thought of title as being a bit of a joke, but since it has created so much discussion, I certainly appreciate the insight!

[@burnthetrolls5971]

She is the villain of the story no doubt about it she did the worst thing imaginable she turned Superman into a murderer and made the world fear their symbol of Hope

[@totalnerd5674]

I'd like to think that when Superman embraced Wonder Woman here, that she was actually kissing Scarecrow...

[@williambowes4150]

It'd be like kissing the world's most intelligent sack cloth bag! Probobly tastes of fear, cigarettes and mints!

[@fica1137]

"Behind every great dictator there is a woman" - Batman probably

[@mcqualinebuckingham9787]

Awesome video bro

[@iovelusion]

Why do y’all want to blame her for Clark like he doesn’t have a mind of his own??😭😭😑

[@CognizantCheddar]

A sane person's proportion of blame: Clark 95% at fault: he's practically a god and has full control of his actions, including his choice of how to respond to grief. The buck stops with him, OBVIOUSLY. Batman 4.9% at fault: every time someone in Batman's rogues gallery murders someone, it's his fault because he's already refused to appropriately deal with that serial killer literally dozens of times over. Diana 0.1% at fault: it's a bad friend that enables bad behavior. Joker is just doing what Joker does. May as well blame a thunderstorm for its lightning. Who's really to blame, the thunderstorm or the idiot that walks out into it holding a twenty foot metal pole? That's how Batman and Gotham law enforcement do. As for Superman, the secret subtext of the Injustice scenario that everyone overlooks is the idea that Superman has lived such an ideal, grief-free life that all it took is the VERY FIRST INSTANCE OF REAL LOSS HE'S EVER EXPERIENCED for him to completely forsake his heroism and give in to baser emotions. Superman never had to develop any emotional fortitude, because his life and the pursuit of his ideals had been so easy. As for all the Wonder Woman hate here... y'all's cringe closet misogyny is showing, I guess? One really has to have their head all the way up their butt to pretend Diana is more at fault than Clark for Clark's own choices. Get a grip, people. 🙄

[@brotquel1592]

It's a person chice how to respond to grief? That is sooo immensely wrong! Do you really think that people who, so to say, after the loss of a loved one fall into alcoholism do it be choice? "My wife's dead, better get wasted!" Do you think they choose to fall into depression? Do you think they choose to fall apart with those around them? Do you think they make a calm and composed decision when they take their own lfe? This is AMAZINGLY incorrect! Human psyche doesn't work like that AT ALL! Sooo... Batman's rogue gallery crimes are Batman's fault for having a morale? Guess that makes EVERY SINGLE SUPERHERO a mass murderer then, or are we gonna pretend that people like Luthor, Lobo, Cheetah, Sinestro, Bizzarro, Parasite, etc never killed anyone? They are not Batsy's villains... Injustice Wonder Woman is an amoral horrid woman that the secon Lois was dead saw the chance to make Supes his ideal man by guiding his grief basically saying "Hey, you know what's a good coping mechanism? MASS GENOCIDE AND DESPOTISM! That'll bring a smile to your face!" People keep comparing Harley and Wonder Woman and this is extremely unfair! Harley is a murderer, that is true, but that is because Joker manipulated her through her need for affection and aknowledgement. Wonder Woman in Injustice is not a parallel to Harley, is a parallel to the Joker. You know who had a similar storyto Supes? John Stewart after Star Sapphire Fatality killed her wife and stuffed her in the fridge. Did John go on a revenge campaign to ensleve Earth and make it its totalitarian empire? NOPE! Because he had other lanterns by his side upporting him and keeping him on track. Wondy? She isolated Supes and basically Jiminy Cricket-ed him into the monster he had become. Again, grief for the loss of a loved one is one of the harsest thing someone could ever deal with and NOBODY CHOOSES HOW! But it makes us extremely vulnerable to external influence.

[@aiden4112]

I'd say the %'s of blame are more spread out because to be fair, Batman has morals and for a reason. He won't kill because he knows once he does he won't be able to stop himself and he believes in second chances and the Joker?? It's still his fault. Having your house burn down because lighting struck it then saying "eh, it's not the weathers fault, it does what it's built to do" is a very filly arguement. The Joker is indeed doing Joker things, but they doesn't excuse him from all the blame, he is still the sole person to blame here as well as Superman and Wonder-woman. It's more of a 40%, 40%, 20% blame between Joker then Superman then Wonder Woman. Joker destroyed his life murdering his family with Superman, Superman handled his grief badly because as anyone would but he still has a choice not to do what he did and Wonder Woman egged him on as soon as his family died. She manipulated his grief and turned him to do stuff he never normally would.

[@swordchannelfires]

Lmao even a Wonder Woman from another universe despised what she did not only her but even her own people knew what they're doing was wrong

[@Synical02]

Actually if you read the comics Martian man hunter was going to murder her so he kinda fuel a war gods bloodlust And Bruce turned down Clark so Yea although she's definitely the true villain She would never get into that position if Bruce never turned down to console his friend who just lost his city, kid and wife. And if his teammates didn't start shit during peaceful times. The video games leaves plenty of context out

[@patrickcaville8250]

I remembered that Steve Trevor in Injustice was a Nazi, and he was the one who caused Diana the wrong thought about men

[@Synical02]

@@patrickcaville8250 yikes

[@SasukeUzumakiHD]

@@patrickcaville8250 Geez.

[@patrickcaville8250]

@@SasukeUzumakiHD uhmmm, wat ?

[@raymondfisheriii791]

@@patrickcaville8250 yeah, during the injustice 2 comic, I believe we learned that the Amazons, Diana included, found out that Steve was actually a secret Nazi spy, so this universe seems to differ in a few ways to the norm.

[@ShadowMokujin]

Joker started it Batman tried to put out the fire Wonder Woman stoke the fire Majority of the heroes went along with it Lot of folks take blame cept the few who knew not what was happening and those who couldnt stop it

[@e69alpha]

Scarecrow fucking with people never gets old

[@raijyn2452]

So, Wonder Woman's afraid of the truth.

[@danielkeller1337]

If there is anything to do with a Justice League Injustice, I'm all in for it. Nothing's wrong with that.

[@WolfgerLion]

as a kid, i always loved Wonder Woman cuz she reminds me how great my mother is. now Ed Boon turned her into a tyrant i cant stand...

[@theryumancer9639]

This is only an alternate version of WW. The main version of WW is still likely the WW you love.

[@WolfgerLion]

@@theryumancer9639 true. its too bad tho NetherRealm wants to only use stories from this alt world

[@nutmatical1042]

0:39 you took advantage of me my greif you manipulated me" I'm on superman's side on that part

[@windows98alpha35]

The average smooth brained Injustice player - DaMiEn WaYnE Is WoRsE ChArAcTeR Giga chad 300 IQ Injustice demi god - Fuck Wonder Woman, all my homies hate Wonder Woman.

[@genoveus]

The true villains were the friends we made along the way...

[@williambowes4150]

Lol!

[@Mikewee777]

"With friends like these... " incel quote.

[@waverider9920]

The thumbnail She's like "how is it my fault"

[@brandyDC]

Wonder Woman definitely added fuel to the fire but don’t try to pin all the blame on her to avoid holding Superman accountable. Him murdering a kid in cold blood was entirely on him

[@michellebutler2005]

You clearly don't watch it she was the one who pushed him to start killing except with joker but I guess women always the victim even with the evidence 🤦😑

[@brandyDC]

@@michellebutler2005 He killed Shazam of his own free will completely unprovoked, even after he saved his life the previous chapter. There’s no excuse for that. And don’t call me a simp/feminist cause I’d feel the same way if the roles were reversed

[@bearjuncture]

@@brandyDC The blame should go to everybody, Diana for being an instigator, Superman going on his oppression/Murdering spree, and Batman for not only refusing to help in consoling Superman in his time of grief, but flat out working with harly quinn a women who helped kill millions.

[@michellebutler2005]

@@brandyDC you obviously don't understand what I'm saying she pushed him to start doing that

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Batman did the worst. He let joker get away with genocide and blamed Superman for doing the right thing. Batman is a hypocrite. If Gotham was blew up batman would go insane and turn out exactly like Frank miller's Batman... Who is ironically a better batman. Superman and wonder woman were just trying to save millions of lives by preventing another metropolis disaster. If the Anti-Monitor came to Earth Batman and his dumb insurgency would get the whole planet turned into porage. Superman and Wonder woman would actually kill villains and stop villains like Darkseid from turning earth into a cooked onion. Damien, Jason, Stephanie and Barbara have all tried to warn batman that his code isn't working but he is too stubborn to listen. Superman and wonder woman have actually killed villains in the comics and have saved way more people than batman ever had. Period! I find it hysterical that Harley Quinn can see that the Joker needs to be put down over Batman himself. That just shows how blind and foolish batman is. Frank miller's Batman >>> Injustice Batman.