This issue ends rather abruptly, as if Tomasi needed to wrap things up quickly to make way for Blackest Night.  This isn’t to say this is a bad issue.  It isn’t.  It’s got some great character development, and tells a few interesting stories.  I wish it had more of a chance to breathe.  Given that this “prelude” has been…a year(?) long, you’d think there had been ample time to wrap up the stories at a reasonable pace.  Then, again, Tomasi has told so many complex, intriguing stories within this series, that I suppose he wanted to push in as many as he could before the big cross over.