The structure needs twists and turns. The seven deadly sins attached to major superheroes (and them appearing at the end of every issue) has become quite predictable at this stage and it's not thrilling. The idea that Matt is being followed by the dark forces he thought he had left behind, but it is not connected to what's happening at St Nick's at all, and those bits with the kids feel like inserts. It's a weird writing decision - I don't see how the sins don't have more of a direct impact on Matt's life as a father. Such a missed opportunity. I'll keep this in my weekly pile because I'm a huge DD fan, but this is sadly not super exciting

Didn't do it for me. But then again, I wasn't a huge fan of Slott's latest SM run anyway. Too cartoony, no real stakes, and lacks the punch.