A new recruit joins the team in 1995, just in time to help Doc Savage and company contend with a group of cyber terrorists who threaten to destabilize the world economy, while in the modern day, the fallout of that case might be the missing piece in the puzzle that Doc is trying to solve.
This miniseries finishes out with the next installment and though they've built things up in terms of overall backstory through disconnected-but-not elements, I'm not sure what to expect since the opponent has essentially been offscreen the whole time. Unless it's secretly someone on Savage's team right in front of our eyes the whole time. In essence, the series has worked well to expose readers to different times and designs for Savage and his team and company and that works well for what it wants to do. The big picture story is weak though and that makes it hard to connect with in a stronger way. I like the characters and the concept and even the jumps in time that we get to explore all of them. But the central focus was lost very early on and not really recaptured before going into the next issue finale to make it feel like it clicks well. Read Full Review
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