I think this was my favorite issue since Slott took over.

I still think the art is very obviously way too second tier for such a high profile book. This book seems like it's catering to the continuity nerd more than anyone else. It is a snake eating it's tail and getting less and less interesting as it goes.

I assume Reed saw Janet in the null space, since that would be a logical reason for him to acquiesce to Hank.

I'm a little disappointed that Hank didn't out think him, even with Reed being the smartest man on the planet. They've been building Hank up so much and the pay off to this arc was a wimper.

I did like the song Hercules made for Cho, but in the face of all the weak Pym moments, it kind of underwhelmed.

Inconsistant art and unengaging characterization, and it was still one of the better Slott issues.