This is the issue I had been waiting for in the series. We see the team find a way to work together and prove that even though they are a team that struggles to work together they find a way. The quick cameo by Deadpool that shuts them down was funny but nonsense. The art is a little sloppy at points but works. It is sad to see the series go, but they went out in good way.

It felt a bit rushed and I wished their was just one more issue so we could get a long goodbye for these characters. Gorman’s GLA taught me to love Flatman, Doorman, Big Berda, Mr Immortal, Connie, Amy, and even Pansey the intern/secretary. I had never read a Great Lakes Avengers comic before and now I love them. These seven issues have inspired me to read Slott’s GLA and I hope everybody gives this series a shot

Dr. Nod is defeated by some actual heroic teamwork before Deadpool drops by to announce that GLA is canceled. When this issue hit the fourth instance of GLA members critiquing their own one-liners, I finally realized it: This title wants to be Marvel universe Archer. A noble goal; it totally missed the mark. It needed tighter plots, better villains, and funnier humor to get there. Will Robson's art has done a great job in making this series look distinctive. It's Zac Gorman's plotting that let us down. He was scared of addressing the thorny pre-existing character dynamics of this team, so he juggled a bunch of different plots to keep them separated as much as possible. *Terrible* decision.