I did 'Nazi' this coming...
Where there could have been chase scenes or gun battles or a great villain reveal (I'm thinking of all those 1970s novels/movies with hidden Nazis like The Odessa File or Eye of the Needle) we get nothing that takes us out of the New Jersey area, and the late Jasmine's flower shop. If that's the case then I wonder why there needs to be a 'espionage' or 'assassin daughter in training' back story in the first place? It's not like it's being put to use, the danger aspects: the knife play, judo moves, Nazi-hunting aspects of The Deadliest Bouquet seem to be added ingredients for flavor.
I have a strong feeling that this was one of those times that a comic creator just had to put in pictures the story in her head -even if it's heavy on the talky side. The interpersonal relationships of the three sisters:
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