So after the dead Dinah was tossed into Ra's al
Ghul's Lazarus pit,
she is reborn; you can hear it from the canary cry. During
the reboot, Dinah's personality has become aggressive jerk grade, she knocks
Blue Beetle out and she calls Barbara a cripple.
But never mind, a small electric shock repairs
her.
Meanwhile, Mace destroys Ra's Al Ghul's ship
but the demon's head and his daughter escape by a submarine.
Powergirl settles down some soldiers who have
attacked her, only that she can do something.
Everyone has returned home. Oracle is a little
motherly and she doesn't let go Dinah to play, therefore, they are arguing for
a while, then reconcile. Meantime, Nightwing arrives, Dinah leaves not to
disturb the pair (so Nightwing and Oracle is a pair. Their relationship was
established in Nightwing booklets, so we are set to have a fait accompli.)
Ted Kord (Blue Beetle in civilian clothes) has
a few pages also. It turns out that one guy, Quam wants buy Ted's IT company
for at any price, even at the cost of his life (well, Ted's life).
Nightwing wakes up in Oracle's bed (in full
super hero dress of course), he starts to search Barbara and steps in a room in
which there are numerous monitors, and all displays Joker. DA-DAM!
Chuck Dixon put together a stuffing story by
ending the Big Romance, and leading up a new, large-scale Crossover. It is
new drawer again, William Rosado, who is unfortunately worse than Butch Guice
(but he is not so good too), but at least he replaced Dinah's man shoes for
boots.
Finally, it's a few comments about Mace for clear-sightedness.
It is his real name (Mace Gardner), his superhero/evil name is Militia. And he
has a flight dispatcher/coordinator, Honey, who is his girlfriend as well.
The original Hungarian blog post is here.
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