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[Update] We've Received Another Image Of The Injustice 2 Poster
Remember when we wrote that look back at the Injustice comic’s five-year run? Some of our readers pointed out that the timing is right for another NetherRealm game, and the comic winding down seemed pretty convenient.
If a new poster leak is accurate, the pieces might be falling into place within the next week. The following popped up this morning via Twitter user “CollapseControl.”
Well, Injustice 2 is real pic.twitter.com/CVtXOVi6OV
— ONE Dead Gamer (@CollapseControl) June 7, 2016
Polygon reports that it received an image from a tipster, too. We’ve reached out to WB (and we’re keeping an eye on chronic tease Ed Boon’s Twitter account). We’ll update if more information emerges.
For more on Injustice, check out our review of the original.
Update: A reader has provided us with another, different image of the Injustice 2 poster that matches the one that appeared online earlier. This poster measures about 10 inches by 15 inches according to our source, and it bears both the NetherRealm and new DC logos.
[Source: CollapseControl on Twitter]
Our Take
Posters can be faked, but with the timing of the Injustice comic’s conclusion and the popularity of DC Comics television shows, we’re definitely curious. Take this with a grain of salt at this point, but keep watch for more evidence.
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