Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Deathstroke Inc. #14 Review

  

His word is a bond 


Year One - Part 5 

Writer: Ed Brisson 
Artist: Dexter Soy
Colorist: Veronica Gandini
Letterer: Steve Wands
Editor: Paul Abernathy
Cover: Mikel Janin 


It's hard for me to talk about this one. Great action, great art and once again all the callbacks to classic Deathstroke are a win. But... Turns out this isn't only how Slade entered the mercenary world, but also how he learned the value of strategy, of planning his moves. And I don't see the point of that, he was in the army, knowing the value of prep time is something he should already know. There is also a plot twist here that was easy to see coming, but it's clear that the comic knew this and this doesn't matter that much. However, something that can be an issue is a certain sense of parts of this arc being unnecessary.  This could be a 4 part arc easily. Not bad, but the weakest issue of this storyline so far. 




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