State of War.
Saving Private Dinah is coming to the end, so, as usual, it switches to
very simplicity.
The U.S.
soldiers invade Koroscovan and stumble upon the track of Joe Gardner, the Green
Lantern clone who is chasing Dinah with his love. For Oracle's request, Canary
pretends to response Joe's feelings that she keeps him to stay in one's place
by this that Oracle can aim at him by the satellite death ray.
The action, of course, has no effect, so Oracle has to seek something
more effective before the mad Joe would settle Dinah.
And this swishing blue stripe is none other than:
Superman.
And this Deux ex machina is
practically the end of the story, though there are also a few pages of
completely needless epilogue, which I prefer to review not.
Dixon and Land absolutely did not force themselves
for this flat little thing.
However, the three-part story as a whole is definitely enjoyable. Than
in the past, this is the most superhero story and the beginning a change of
direction which earlier was indicated by deep messages and human right subject.
Although, it has started to release a (supposed) political prisoner as earlier,
it has soon converted to a superhero vs. super-evil struggle. Obviously, it's
no accident that Dinah's lost super ability, the canary-cry replaces with
something now.
The original Hungarian blog post is here.
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