It is good to finally see the GLA get a villain that they have to take down. The stalling ghost who gives Doorman trouble I loved. The near leaving of Good is the part that I find most interesting. She has not even been gone a full issue before she decided to come back, which makes me wonder why it was included. It could lead to something in the future. The art is a bit sloppier than the previous issues, but still works.

Dr. Nod mutates into the sort of villain that just might be able to drag these heroes together into a team. It's great to get all of the plotlines lined up and moving in parallel, but I doubt any of the humor deployed here is going to stick in your head. Did we really need *six* pages of Doorman being intentionally bad at his psychopomp job?

Nothing worth typing about beyond AiPT! - Eric Cline's review:
"It's not a bad issue, but it's far from a great one." Although hints of Doorman's role in the cosmic scheme may someday go somewhere.