ARC from Netgalley.
Continuing the story of Harley Quinn's role in the time between Injustice and its sequel, this Volume mostly deals with Harley's interactions with Joker (including overthrowing his hold on her), the rescue of Bruce Wayne, and the continuing fight between the Regime and Insurgency.
Overall, it's a fine story, but I'm kind of over it.
Recommend, but with slight hesitation.

Harley Quinn's view of the Injustice conflict continues. She has to finally overcome her obsession with the Joker before she can protect those she cares about. And in the end she does play an important part in ending the conflict.

Another great comic, was great to see the Joker and Harley thrown back together! The art was great and the story had me hooked right to the end.

This is the second and final part of the Ground Zero story line that takes place in the Injustice comic book universe, that is shared with the DC Injustice video games. It's the story line that's narrated by Harley Quinn, and I thought it was quite the TPB.

The 'pancake universe' heroes are going hard core in to try and take down the crazy Superman. And Superman the Dictator is going back at them just as hard.

There's Doomsday, and lots of plans, and then there's Harley's gang and her drama with the Joker. That stuff was the really interesting story/stories in the TPB, that I think isn't done enough in comics these days, and that story line was what made me keep reading.

And then, heh, I definitely liked the ending. I didn't guess who Harley was narrating the story too, but, it definitely worked.

I was given this ARC by Netgalley on behalf of DC Entertainment

Overall, this story is a disappointment. I get the desire to see how Superman would be if he turned dark. I get the lure of wanting to see how other heroes would line up in response. I get all that. If not for the charming aspect of Harley Quinn and her role throughout the story, this graphic novel would be a pass. Her character literally saves the story and the day.

Overall a good entertaining graphic novel. Having not read volume one it was, in places, hard to pick up the pieces, That being said it has a good story line with all the characters you would expect in this series. The premise is a good one and as it is told from the point of view of Harley it does have its odd moments.
The graphics are good and the story moves along at a good pace.

The second volume of Injustice: Ground Zero is even better than the first. As I mentioned to a friend of mine, these two books have made me love Harley again.