Injustice 2 - Predicting 15 Essential Characters That Must Be Included

10. Constantine

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I freaking love John Constantine. I mean, he's an awesome bi-sexual Liverpudlian occult detective who has been to Hell and back. He's an enthralling character in every sense of the word, and a morally ambiguous anti-hero in a universe with far too many moral absolutes. Taking that mojo to the Injustice universe, then, could only be a good thing, right?

The funny thing is that the paranormal scouser already is, at least in Tom Taylor's spin-off comic series. He actually went onto become one of the most prominent protagonists in the series, joining Batman's insurgency to usurp Superman's regime after his daughter, Rose, was tragically killed.

John really is just a brilliant character that's been given the short-stick in his adventures outside of the comic book medium. I'm still traumatised about his show's cancellation, so please refrain from bringing that up for now, thanks.

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