Stacking the Deck: DC Legends Set Review – Injustice Gang, Part II

Welcome back, Vs. players! It seems like people were waiting for the Injustice Gang to make its debut in this series, judging by the level of excitement. We’re excited as well! As potentially the most dangerous team in the set, we’re thrilled to be analyzing each conniving character, putrid plot twist, evil equipment and lousy location these bad guys have to offer.

Wouldn’t you agree, fellow Vs. player and Team Suck co-founder Dave Krivit?

Absolutely, and since Injustice Gang ripped up Chicago, we better take the responsibility of reviewing them seriously. No rolling dice for reviews this time around. Kidding aside, let’s take to these reviews like a Black Manta to the face!

Stacking the Deck: DC Legends Set Review – Injustice Gang, Part I

Welcome back, Vs. players! We’re done with the good teams from the DC Legends set; now it’s time to bring on the bad guys. This week, we start romping through the Injustice Gang and their two different yet equally devious tactics as they strive to take over the Vs. world. And we’re so excited we’re going to be giving you extra reviews this week!

Someone who knows equal amounts about Vs. and evil is fellow Vs. player and Team Suck co-founder Dave Krivit.

You know, we really did need a nip of evil; I think all those superheroes with their brightly-colored piety started to wear off. I was helping little old ladies across the street, sending money equivalent to a cup of coffee a day to third world nations; just disgustingly moral deeds.

Stacking the Deck: DC Legends Set Review – Teen Titans, Part IV

Welcome back, Vs. players! The DC Legends reviews keep going with the last of the Teen Titans-based cards. So far, the character base has proven to be fairly impressive, but will the plot twists push the team up to the top of the Vs. heap?

One person with a strong opinion on the subject is fellow Vs. player and Team Suck co-founder Dave Krivit.

We know that the Titans reviews haven’t been setting the world on fire, but never fear – next week we get to review a playable team!

Ouch. Guess we won’t be seeing any high numbers from you this week.

Stacking the Deck: DC Legends Set Review – Teen Titans, Part III

Welcome back, Vs. players! In our series of reviews for the DC Legends set, the characters of the Titans are getting surprisingly high marks, but that make-or-break card to tie the deck together has yet to reveal itself. Will we see it this week?

The person who might have the answer is fellow Vs. player and Team Suck co-founder Dave Krivit.

Warning! I’m going to wax geekxotic! I kind of feel like the Fellowship when they are traveling up and around that huge mountain in the middle of a blizzard. Must continue!

Stacking the Deck: DC Legends Set Review – Teen Titans, Part II

Welcome back, Vs. players! This week is part two of our look at the Teen Titans cards and how they work, both together and separately.

Last week was a bit of a learning process. I came to the conclusion that neither a weenie team attack deck would work, nor would a straight-up reservist, and a build combining the two would have to be created. Fellow Vs. player and Team Suck co-founder Dave Krivit came to the conclusion that he loves Red Star.

Don’t mock the Red Star. Kidding aside, as soon as Mike e-mailed me the template for this week’s article the first thing I did in a panic was scroll down and see if I was introducing Red Star. As fated, I will be his harbinger.