I really enjoyed the issue! I did find the bit with Absorbing Man and Titania a little heavy handed, but I am not like, upset with it. And the way I see it, the people that scene would piss off are ALREADY pissed off, and nothing short of reverting everything t the old status quo would satisfy them. So this scene is not going to change that situation, and it makes it clear that Jason Aaron is perfectly well aware of what people are saying, and he's stating clearly that he is not going to let it affect what he is doing. If that makes some fans drop the book, fine, they probably would end up dropping it anyway.
I really enjoyed the continued uraveling of the situation in Asgard, and what that means for the future. It's clear a schism is coming, with Freyja one side and Odin on the other. It appears Freyja will have the most support, especially after Odin put Cul of all people in a position of power. I mean, I think his newfound commitment to family is nice, but... still... He can show some forgiveness to Cul without, y'know, giving him power that he is likely to abuse. I think I would have liked a a bit more subtlety in the two sides, rather than having Odin's side be so clearly in the wrong, but it's still fun. Also, as a Loki fan, I think the Cul situation adds a lot there. Now we have Cul filling what is essentially Loki's old role, which means Loki is pretty much free to be the wildcard here. After what Freyja did to him, he is unlikely to be on her side, and if Thor is on her side, he will not want Loki there. On the other side, with Odin's newfound commitment to family and forgiveness, he's likely welcome Loki with open arms, so it is pretty clear which side he will end up on. But I don't think Loki would really be OK with Odin's views, he is not one to stand for traditional and unchanging systems. which could end up creating an interesting situation.
I really liked the scene with Sif, as well.