Ugh, I am honestly both happy that the button is being addressed finally but incredibly pissed at the same time. Nothing has been addressed to why Psycho Pirate was so important. Not even a taunt to Batman in the last arc saying how nothing matters because time keeps being erased and he knows why etc etc etc. And then 3 issues in while we get an awesome amount of beautiful art and a cool meetup now we only have 1 issue to tie up both who "God" is, Thawne's death, the Justice Society, and how it all relates to Watchmen. Which I doubt any of it will happen. If the JSA comes back great, but will it feel forced? Probably because that is a 3-6 issue story arc all by itself. Are we only going to get a glimpse of Manhattan, him rattle of exestential nonsense, him tell Barry and Bruce that now is not the time for their fight but it is coming, then them being thrown back or they run back to the present? Probably....4 issuses to get done what could have been told in 1 or 2.
Sigh...the pacing of this even, once again...makes absolutely bollocks for sense. Infinite Crisis showed us how to properly build up an event. Rebirth so far aside from Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman(We'll see how it ends in two weeks), and Titans everything has been static, background noise. I mean, there may be some good stories but nothing can really be achieved in the longterm without first addressing the continuity bomb that is eventually going to dropped on us come next May. Why are we supposed to care? Why isn't everything being set up to where everything that every hero who has a book is doing working towards eventually tying into the Watchmen story? I mean, I can give the benefit of the doubt in that hopefully 6 months before the big showdown they build up to it like Infinite Crisis and Final Crisis were with their Countdown story arcs. But right now we are veering off the track for Scott Snyders Metal which for all intents and purposes at this point has absolutely NOTHING to do with the threat lurking behind Rebirth and Wally's return.