Credit where it's due, this issue puts a stake through the heart (or a hammer through the head) of the idea that forcing disparate people together into a group and expecting them to get along is a valid survival strategy. Unfortunately, I expect they'll all come together in the end - well, most of them - but I enjoy that this is at least going a little further down the road of nope than is usual. Malekith still isn't stacking up to Gorr, but it's a likeable enough read nonetheless, if nothing particularly startling.