It’s hard to say whether the pacing of the story is slow or just right, but it does seem to be controlled which adds balance to the story. This is between the well written dialogue and action which I admire most so far. The coordination of the teams chosen has to be the one aspect of this book which keeps it interesting because while some are shown more than others, their dynamic is on point. That is the reason why these teams were put together and Hickman does well to portray what their desired outcome was with who they selected. This also includes the use of Banner who they are taking advantage of by using his brains rather than his brute strength.

I do have to point out that like the last issue, it’s entertaining to see A.I.M. thrown into chaos yet again because they are messing with forces they know nothing of. Their part in it is brilliantly handled and you really do want to see how they get themselves out of this one.

Overall, like I said the book sure does create more questions than answers, yet that is what keeps you engaged in it. You want to know what the root of the problem is and see how they handle every obstacle which is thrown at them. Aside from this the art is again just as awesome as it has been since the start of the book and that is the one thing you have to give it credit for, having the combination of great writers and artists.