Birds of Prey #3

kashman's Birds of Prey #3 - You Might Think review

Rhymes are dangerous!!

Story starts with Starling and Katana who are very skeptical about Poison Ivy joining their group. They completely distrusts her and even fights with her.

The Good:

Poison Ivy proves her worth when she manages the villain to talk(other three failed to do this) and reveal important information. She also saves all three of them from bomb blast. It was impressive to see Poison Ivy fighting for good. There comes the twist, I never thought nursery rhyme could play a major role. This whole concept is just wooooooowwwwwww. Revealation of why canary was kissed in the first issue, wooo that was mind blowing. The whole thing now makes a perfect sense. Ending again was just awesome and I cant wait for the next issue.

The Bad:

I am not sure how they completely trusted Poison Ivy and allowed her to even join the mission without even giving a second thought. May be the later issue will have more clarity about this.

Verdict (awesome) : A must read book. I am going 4.5 out of 5 for this issue.

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