Injustice 2: 10 Characters That Should've Been Included

3. Rag Doll (Secret Six)

Rag Doll Secret Six
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Fans of Gail Simone's beloved run on Secret Six can guess why I've opted for Rag Doll here. After all, Peter Merkel Jr. was indeed a highlight of that series, and those that are familiar with the character will know he also happened to be one of the team's best fighters, albeit an unconventional one at that.

See, Rag Doll has the amazing ability to... *ahem*, contort his entire body. So he's basically a walking talking exorcism case in waiting, though his powers do allow for some pretty spectacular battles, hence his place alongside Bane, Deadshot, Catman and Cheshire in a team chock full of skillful fighters.

While the concept of an actual living doll assassin might seem unfitting of Injustice's insistence on superpowered interaction, he's a more than worthy pick, and a great way of acknowledging one of the last decade's greatest comic book runs.

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