Michael has decided to fight against his own mental issues and has decided to help Diana with her plans, or at least that's what he wanted she to believe.
This worked a bit better at least.
Bryan Hill delivers a new chapter playing with the ramifications of the last one about Michael seemingly joining Diana's side. Diana's own role in this story and world continues to be ambiguous due that her whole background concerning Greek Gods is still put in doubt (as it is with many other DC heroes in The Wild Storm universe) and John Constantine remains as an interesting foil for Michael.
The plot progresses at a nice pace, delivering surprising twists during the course of the read that change that constantly change the perspective of the story and shows that Michael might be smarter than one could think. The state of his mental health continues to be developed and its danger continues to increase.
N. Steven Harris remain in art duties and his work is still pretty rough, lacking any kind of polish to make it look appealing but still follows the script decently.
Decent overall, hope the path to the conclusion is solid.
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