Description of problem:
The new version of git review's man page is almost uselessly unreadable.  For example here is its description of the "-d" argument:

~~~
     The following options are available:
     Download change from Gerrit into a local branch. The branch will be named after the patch author and the name of a topic.  If the local branch
     already exists, it will attempt to update with the latest patchset for this change.
     Apply change from Gerrit and commit into the current local branch ("cherry pick").  No additional branch is created.
~~~

Note that it doesn't actually tell you that the option it's describing is "-d"!

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
git-review-1.24-2.fc19.noarch

I also had the same problem on a mostly-up-to-date fc20 system.

How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. man git-review (or "git help review")
2. Read the man page.
3. Try to figure out which option does what.

Actual results:
I can't figure out what "-d" does from reading the man page.

Expected results:
I *can* figure out what "-d" does from reading the man page.

Additional info:
Workaround is to run "git review -h" to list the options and what they do.