DC didn't necessarily do Injustice: Year Five any favors by relying on the Year Four Annual as a prologue. For one thing, that issue so essential to the reading experience that it really should have been called "Injustice: Year Five #1." For another, Tom Taylor's brief return set a high bar for the final volume that the series is going to be hard-pressed to match. This issue issue is a perfectly enjoyable read, but it doesn't quite continue the momentum of the annual.
The annual set the stage for Year Five as a certain hero's prison break caused hundreds of incarcerated super-criminals to be unleashed on the world again. With years of hard work undone in an instant, Superman and his allies in the Regime have no choice but to round them up their prisoners all over again. And naturally, Batman has his own ideas for how to take advantage of this new chaos. Thus, the central conflict for Year Five is established.
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