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Lobo Is The First Injustice: Gods Among Us DLC Character
The alien/biker/bounter hunter is the first character to join the Injustice roster post-release. A little alcohol and and big love of violence go a long way with Lobo.
The white-skinned warrior's background has been retconned multiple times, and in his New 52 incarnation, he's not a very nice man. Living life as a slaver after murdering his entire species (save one), he made his way onto Deathstroke's contract list. The latest version of Lobo is villain through and through.
From a gameplay perspective, it makes sense that he'll fit into the ground-based Power group (along with Bane, Solomon Grundy, and Doomsday). He also has the power to grow copies of himself from his blood. This could make for an interesting set of moves. If you want to see his promotional image for yourself, he shows up in the video below at nine minutes and thirty seconds. Be sure to also read our review of NetherRealm's super-powered rumble.
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