Stop making generic knock-offs of better super-heroes. Stop creating super-heroes that merely fill a role. Show more scenes of super-heroes splintering aircraft and crushing villains. So you need not have read the last series or even the last issue to understand what goes on. Namora has a motivation for ripping a helicopter in two and smashing said helicopter into the Grizzly. Namora takes a helicopter upside the Grizzly's body. Everything in the body dies, including the “nervous system, the neurological clusters, the ‘circuitry if you will.'” If the body is resuscitated in time, cells replicate to replace the ones that have already been damaged beyond recovery. The cellular powerhouses stop, and each fiber of the being begins to unravel. When death occurs, the entire body decays.
“The nervous system, neurological clusters, the ‘circuitry if you will'" does not remain intact after an individual dies. Giffin treats Wonder Woman shabily in the story, and the intellectual conversation between the Chief and Veronica Cale which I guess acts as a bizarre geek climax is complete rubbish. We get a glimpse at what might have been, but it's not enough and it took too long to get there. The Four Horsemen was advertised as a single issue starring Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman.
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