Jason and his friends are trying to help Waller's team with a mission that could save millions, that's of course if they don't kill each other in the process.
Man, this went even better than I expected to be honest.
Scott Lobdell concludes this little story in the best way possible by focusing on the different segments that feature the interactions between the multiple characters. I could talk about how hilarious is to see Bizarro hanging out with Deadshot and Captain Boomerang or how insane Harley Quinn gets when she confronts Artemis (although Harley seems to be a bit out of character since she's usually not this selfish) and they all deserve their respective praise.
But the highlight is without a doubt the conversation between Killer Croc and Jason, particularly when is concerning Roy since that reveals more about his whereabouts along with what he really thought about Jason which creates a pretty solid moment of character development and insight. Not to mention that it also makes the character of Croc much more complex.
Dexter Soy remains in art duties and his work is once again fantastic thanks to his beautiful style and powerful storytelling.
Great stuff, hope to see more like this.
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