The Stray.
So Jason Bard has been captured by Ra's al
Ghul,
and they are just preparing to kill him when Dinah intervenes
and rescues Jason from her suitor's hand.
Dinah explains Ra's about Bard's diving action
that he has obviously come to say goodbye, and he wanted to surprise her. But
even Dinah does not believe that, and she calls Bard to account. Jason warns
Black Canary that her suitor is none other than the demon's head, Ra's Al Ghul,
but Dinah does not believe him. However, she realizes that Bard was
commissioned by Oracle, so she gets mad at Barbara too.
So the mission is failed, and Jason has to flee
the men of Al Ghul who has also realized of course that Bard didn't want to
surprise Dinah.
(At a frame, It also turns out that vengeful
Bane still destroys Al Ghul's Lazarus pits.)
The rest of the booklet is practically not involving
more than Bard escapes the demon's head's men. After a lengthy car chase, he arrives
to ruins of fortified abbey.
Of course, Barbara has a detailed description
of the abbey (or she has downloaded from the net, whatever) by which she
creates a 3D computer model of the abbey making it easy to manage Jason
for ambushing his pursuers,
until a locked gateway.
It is a dead end. Never mind, using a
mini-camera as periscope, Jason takes care the residue.
Well actually that's it. Chuck Dixon's story is
simple, pleasant, but nothing special and it looks like pretty alibi (at the
next booklet, it will turn out to be completely alibi). Mike McDonnell's draws
are still pretty awful.
The original Hungarian blog post is here.
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