Title : Some thoughts about Lois Lane #5
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Some thoughts about Lois Lane #5
Lois and Renee continue their investigation in their own different way and they might be getting closer to know who is coming after them.
Not a lot of plot progression but there are a few things to like.
Greg Rucka offers a new installment where he explores more about this direction. Once again, the dynamic between the characters is the highlight, particularly the conversations between Lois and Renee which seems like a natural relationship between old friends (despite that they only know each other for a while... and that Renee kinda hits on her). The political theme is also not as blunt as I was fearing which was mostly because sites were using the "Fake News" buzzword instead of Rucka himself.
There's not a lot of progression in the story though which comes with the territory considering this is a Maxiseries and the plot has to be stretched and there is a decent amount of content but still, I wish there were more reveals.
Mike Perkin's artstyle continues to be appropriate for the book thanks to his semi-realistic and dark style.
Decent read, hope the next one offers more though.
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