The banter is fun and the artwork is dynamic, but the story itself is pretty haphazard. It' feels like many elements are rushed to get to a confrontation, and focues more on action, which ends up feeling empty, that plot or even characters. The confrontation with Diana, for example, feels like a set of random elements poorly stitched together, from the main characters poorly thought plan to distract her, to the fact the fight seems like a collection of "what-exactly-am-I-looking-at" panels (a page ends with her turned into butterflies? Maybe? And then she's immediately okay and on the Island? What's happening here?) In short, cool style, not much substance.