And thus Glory comes to the end of it's short lived series, and I shed many manly tears for it. Much like "Thor the Mighty Avengers", it is truly a shame this comic did not get the readers it needed to fully tell it story. Despite that, however, the adventure Joe Keatinge and Ross Campbell where able to tell with this characters came to a satisfying and heartfelt conclusion. Here we pick up after the epic battle and the tragic death of a beloved character in the previous issue, as a guilt stricken Glory come to grips with those she had lost in her life, by traveling to the after life in the hope of possible bringing them all back with her. Only to find that everyone is okay with their life coming to an end and don't blame her for anything, as they tell her to move on with her life. With that, I can't help but thing the message has some degree of a meta parallel between heroine, the creative team, and the readers. With that, we say farewell to these characters, but hopefully not for good. Even more so because of the possible tie to "Prophet" they hinted at the end.