First off, this is a really good-looking book, as Reilly Brown does a FANTASTIC job with the female Agents of Atlas and their mission of mercy, and Ariel Olivetti's renditions in the lead story are suitably epic for a battle of godly agents. Both of these stories are seamlessly crafted, and the various twists and turns of drama as the various Olympians maneuver and turn on one another, and fortunes are reversed at the drop of a winged helmet. The only real complaint that I've had about the entire "Olympus Group" conceit is that is seems somewhat similar to what Greg Rucka had done back in Wonder Woman pre-Infinite Crisis, but even that is a fleeting concern. The elevation of Amadeus Cho has been a slow and steady change, and in this issue he embraces his first-tier status in preparation for next month's starring role in 'Prince of Power.' The open admission that Hercules isn't really dead is very refreshing as well, given the current tendency to reverse even the most high-profile of de Read Full Review