One: it's written and drawn by Bryan Hitch, with his usual wonderful cinemascope artwork on display.
Two: it's a rarity these days - a story that only took two issues to tell (instead of the usual four to six issues).
Three: it's an intelligent time-travel story with an emotional story at its core - and the growing desperation of the heroes who must work together to save the world.
Four: it touches on the ongoing theme in Hitch's JL work: that a major menace is approaching, one that the JL may not be able to stop (but it doesn't beat us over the head with it).
So, a solid issue, much more down to Earth (despite its science fiction elements) and terrific art - what a deal!
Grade: A-
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