Some thoughts about Grayson #16

Dick Grayson will prove that he deserves to be called one of the best agents in the world.

Continuing his fight against Spyral, Dick and Tiger will need to travel around different places to finally find someone who can help them.

Well, this issue became fun instantly.

Tim Seeley and Tom King bring a new chapter where they focus on the humouristic side of the series while at the same time progressing the plot appropriately. There's a lot to enjoy from the different environments where the action takes place that are quite reminiscent of classic spy films. Speaking of which, the writers exploit the similarities by even making Dick create his own spy theme song and is simply amusing.

The story moves at a nice pace too obviously and the different characters who appear here will truly be interesting to explore in upcoming issues.

Mikel Janin is one of the biggest stars here due that he's able to interpret the action scenes in a grand way with beautiful settings and gorgeous character models. In many pages he completely tells the story even.

Excellent issue, one of the most entertaining.