Ollie, Dinah and Diggle have found themselves in a bullet train that goes straight to Seattle but there still will be problems in the road home once that several assassins assassins.
Okay, first things first, the whole "Bullet train that goes from Shanghai to Seattle" is too ridiculous and convenient to be taken seriously even if they do live in a world where ridiculous things happen every day.
That being said, this is not a bad issue per se since Ben Percy doesn't really go all political here (and therefore, stupid) and the dialogue can actually be interesting from time to time. However, this also reveals some of the other problems I had with this run as a whole, the pacing is too fast for its own good with things moving way too quick that doesn't give you a moment to breath and actually contemplate the solid points it could have. Execution-wise, is still not the best.
Plus, there are other issues like how I still don't buy how strong Ollie and Dinah's relationship has become after just a few days of knowing each other, Eddie Fyers being reimagined as a cold assassin nor how everything fits into place a bit too easy to the point that is bothersome.
Juan Ferreyra handles the artwork and again, is not the best to look at but it still has a pretty interesting style with solid storytelling.
Still hard to recommend but is not exactly terrible either.
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