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Jace – the very person Katana came to meet with… How convenient! Unfortunately I can’t help but wonder what’s going on because nothing is 100% clear: Katana’s full reasoning for going to Markovia, Cobra’s occupation, or why Cobra kidnaps Dr. This unfortunately leads to the capture of Dr. Katana ends up encountering some of Cobra’s men, and takes care of them, which wins her over with the locals… How convenient! They want her to help them regain their country from Cobra, because… you know… what else would happen? She agrees to do so (of course), and rallies the citizens to take a stand against their occupiers. The region is being occupied by King Cobra, but there’s no reason given as to why he’s occupying the country – a point that Barr even calls attention to, which only makes it glaringly obvious that it’s happening for the convenience of the “story.” Why the quotes? Because in my opinion this barely qualifies as a story. Katana has traveled to Markovia to receive the assistance of a scientist that is stationed there. I railed Katana for a number of reasons last month, and many of those negative aspects are riddled throughout this issue as well. I’m not going to lie, I’m glad this is a mini… otherwise I’m not sure I’d be able to get through Katana. Deadshot on the other hand, improved quite nicely from being favorable to damn good! Overall, there’s an improvement for this title… unfortunately, it’s not with Katana. I came into this month hoping things would improve – mainly for Katana since it was so bad – and I kind of got my wish. It’s the second issue of Suicide Squad’s Most Wanted: Deadshot & Katana, and if you checked out my review for the first issue, then you know I was pretty let down.