The final battle with Moloch isn't really a big thing in a way because it feels like it pales compared to the narration and dialogue side of the storyline. It's been a part of it for the three issue arc to be sure, but here it just puts it center stage as many characters have done over the decades. And I can see that grinding the gears of some, but within the context of not just the setting and what these characters are dealing with and also the real world context into which it plays, it's very welcome. The world of superheroes is open to a lot of variety and ways to explore things and I've missed seeing more of these kinds of tales. I'm not looking for a message of the week every issue or every book, but something to swing the pendulum back the other way just a little is a big plus in my book. Read Full Review