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SuperBolan · #153

Enemy Arsenal

by Travis Morgan · October 2012

6.0 / 10 average from 1 rated reviews

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WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER A massive black-market weapons bazaar, where someone with enough money could outfit a small nation, becomes Stony Man's highest-priority target. And Mack Bolan is determined to be on this year's guest list. Setting out undercover into the African desert, he's about to close in when U.S. aircraft and armored vehicles-operated by men in American uniform-annihilate the crowd. The truth soon becomes clear. A growing syndicate struck the site in disguise to behead the smaller crime organizations and absorb what was left. While all eyes are on the U.S. to explain what happened, Bolan goes on the hunt for the real power behind the bloodbath. And the trail leads to the South China Sea, where a mysterious billionaire has launched an assault on the world's major ports. Hijacked cargo ships are heading for international cities. Unless Bolan can stop them.

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Gunslinger 6/10 June 14, 2015
I'm torn over this one. A very good story was presented, but it seemed like Mack was relegated to a secondary character. It was nice to see the return of John Trent, but we weren't really treated to the badass ninja that his character is. Mack is on the trail of an arms bazaar with members of Phoenix Force, while Trent goes undercover to infiltrate a gang of pirates. His interaction with the kid was a major highlight. When the arms bazaar is attacked, Mack and co. discover it's related to the pirates, and a madman has grand plans for using ships as terrorist weapons. Action scenes were decent, but not great, but it was the story that carried this one along. Disappointed that Trent did not go ninja on the bad guys, but it was a surprisingly likable book.