It seems that we have a whole new problem developing with this issue. The 'gods' are back . . Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman, but they're so wrapped up in their own 'godhood' that them seem oblivious to the 'little-people' around them. Yes they're attempting to remake the world, putting things back the way they're supposed to be, but . . I think they're doing that mostly because they realize that someone . . Le Fey, has taken their world away from them. Or, she almost did. So now, they want to put it back. After all that's what 'gods' do. Right? They held the tide at Metropolis, and then this issue they put Washington, New York City, Gotham, and then most of the Eastern seaboard back on track. They even change some of the heroes back to their true identities, thereby putting the League and the Society back in place. But, other than that, they don't seem to care much for what the people want, and . . not for lack of trying, they don't really seem to be listening either. It seems that their main goal is to retake 'their' world. In the back-up, Jose, Charity and Tarot seem to be getting back into the mix of things. Jose feels kind of lost in the crowd with all these heroes. After all, Gangbuster is pretty much a solo gig. And Charity and Tarot still have quite a bit of work to do. I'm sure they could definitely use his help. The issue ends with Charity suggesting that Jose and Tarot are supposed to be lovers. Or maybe that's just the feeling of the bond that they have. This was another great chapter by Kurt Busiek, Mark Bagley, Fabian Nicieza and Scott McDaniel. This story is winding down pretty fast. Hopefully there will be some interesting developments.
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