Right Now, many of you guys might have already heard about the New
Justice League Movie 'Injustice', which was released in the 4th Quarter of 2021.
Some may have even watched it, and if you are a fan of DC Comics,
you know that Movie is based upon the illustrious DC Comic, 'Injustice Gods Among Us'.
However, from today's video, what I'm going to share with you guys is neither
an in-depth review of the Comic nor the Movie but a direct comparison between
the Scenes and storylines that are utilized in common to both creations.
Before we begin, I'd like to tell you that the video will not focus on missing scenes
in the Movie or Comic but on the Common content which was presented differently.
That being said, Let's Begin!
Get Rid of Guns! That is if you Can
One of the most logical and well-written Scenes we find in Injustice Story.
Superman comes to Mr. Terrific seeking assistance to get rid of all Guns and
Warheads from this planet. To do that, he requires Mr. Terrific's T-Spheres.
T-Sphere is a spherical electronic device that can maintain a self-propelled flight,
form laser grids, realistic holograms, record air space, sense motion,
hack into secured networks and machines, and operate as a flight weapon or disastrous bomb.
When Mr. Terrific was introduced to Superman's Ideation, he questions Superman's Logic behind
it, and things started to get interesting from there onwards.
However, in the Comic, the lines that Mr. Terrific spoke indeed belonged to Flash. The beauty in the
Comic is at the beginning; Superman is winning the Game, proving to the reader that he is making
a fair suggestion. Yet as the game progressive flash shoots his reasonings one after another,
countering Superman's explanation, leading him to win the Battle over Superman.
The comic brings the storyline to the reader at a nice pace.
However, if we look closely, Flash and Superman differ slightly by intellectual ability,
yet, Mr. Terrific is known as the Third Smartest Person in the World.
Bringing an argument like previously is more in the fashion of Mr. Terrific than Flash, in my opinion.
Nevertheless, it is a poor decision by Creators to terminate Flash's role
at the very beginning of the Movie: not to mention the disgusting reaction which is none;
received from other characters to his passing.
The irony is that the entire Justice League can be dispatched to find the missing Lois Lane,
but when one of their own members dies during the action: nobody cares to give a dime.
How can you care for people around the World when you don't care for one of your own.
Do you all think likewise, or is it the opposite?
In Fire, they Burnt
Superman's action deviated from the intended path more and more as the story progressed. Although
Regime started its acts of enforcing power over authorities and government to protect the
innocent people from being victimized, the very person who started all of this began to suppress
anyone who questioned his authority and eliminate people who resisted.
The most inhumane and cruelest act by Superman was incinerating the gathering of Joker Resistance.
It is cold-blooded murder.
In both Movie and Comic, the killing takes place, but the follow-up scene is different.
The Movie shows the act of Superman killing Joker Resistance being broadcasted online
by Bruce. While Superman was in the act, Only the T-Spheres recorded the brutality. However,
Batman frees Mr. Terrific from Underwater prison and derives the clip from storage.
In the Comic, Batman derives this clip from the Hard drive of Cyborg.
On both occasions, Insurgency broadcast it online. Although in Comic, it never meets the public eye.
Knowing the depth of Atrocity Superman committed:
still, members like Raven in Regime acted to protect Superman and his deceitful public image.
Let's have some Privacy
When Batman decided to finally answer the threat posed by Superman,
he summoned some of the Members from Insurgency to his secret hideout.
In the Movie, the plan was to acquire the Red Son cannon. The last member to arrive was Green Arrow,
but he was not alone. Green Arrow brought Harley Quinn with him to the meeting as well. Both of
them went into a narrow-spaced cubical, and the Toilet elevator began to take them underground.
In contrast to this Scene, in the Comic, the person who enters the cubical with Arrow is
Black Canary, his Girlfriend. Dinah is the one who knows about Batman's secret hideout and not Ollie,
which made him jealous altogether. In Comic, Insurgency was planning to get
their hands-on Green Pill, created by Lex Luthor with Superman's Assistance.
Although Harley was introduced in the Movie, in Comic 'Dinah' comes across Harley after Ollie's
Death. The encounter happens at the Arrow Cave, now known as the 'Quiver': thanks to Harley.
Dinah and Harley go head to head for a couple of minutes until Dinah is hit by Morning Sickness.
At that moment, Harley finds out that Dinah is Pregnant, and Harley also shares her experience
being Pregnant and fighting battles. Apparently, it is Joker's Child that Harley had birthed.
After ending sharing of blows,
Harley inquires whether it is Ollie's or someone else's Child Dinah is carrying,
and Dinah quickly replies the baby is Ollie's without giving any time for Harley to ponder.
The Living Bomb
Nathaniel Adam, known to us as Captain Atom: is a superhero powered by the Quantum Field.
Having humongous strength and impenetrable defense,
Captain can absorb and manipulate infinite amounts of energy.
He can rival even Darkseid, and Superman can hardly measure up to his caliber.
Regardless of this, the way Captain Atom was portrayed in the Movie 'Injustice'
is drastically different from Comic.
In the Movie, Superman easily beat up Captain Atom and incapacitated him in seconds.
Compared to that, the Comic has done much Justice toward Captain's role.
When Superman tried to strangle him,
Captain begins his barrage of attacks making Superman wasted.
One of the Defenses of the Captain is possessing a Dilustel Armor. The defensive metallic shell,
or "skin," is composed of a portion of the alien being known as 'Silver Shield'; and is
called Dilustel. This Dilustel coating renders him invulnerable to physical and energy attacks.
However, in any case, if his Dilustel is to be ruptured, he would detonate not like a nuclear
bomb but like dozen nuclear bombs badly irradiating anything within the whole north
pole. To his dismay, Wonder Woman's magic Sword was able to slightly breach his metallic shell.
The result was Catastrophic. Superman was only able to survive thanks to Diana,
but she had to pay the price. Even the Godly skin wasn't able to withstand the detonation.
She was completely burnt until Flash attended to her.
There are a few more slight differences between the Movie and Comic,
but I think this is a good stopping point.