(No Spoilers)
Overall, a good issue. Drew Johnson's art got better in some parts in this issue but I still prefer Simon Coleby. I can tell DnA are starting to wrap up plotlines as their run nears its end. Something very cool and interesting happens to Angie and she learns some information that ties back to the series The Establishment. We get a little glimpse of the Multiverse as we follow Swift's story. After all the "Crisis" stories that have gone on with DC in the last few years, the image of the overlapping/spiraling multiple Earths has become a common sight.
But my favorite part of this issue, just as with the last, is the Midnighter side story. First off, Simon Coleby is drawing this section and I think that's what draws me to it more. But in very few panels we get, this little side adventure has been action-packed! And there's a cool new character Midnighter encounters who looks even cooler with Coleby drawing it. I didn't follow the Midnigther solo series but if it was done like this, I'd definitely follow it.
DnA seems to have picked-up the pace with their story-telling a bit in this issue. Like I said, it's evident that they're working towards the end of their run. It'll be bitter-sweet when it arrives so for now, I'm enjoying it while it lasts.
Synopsis:
http://wildstormresource.wetpaint.com/page/Authority%3A+World%27s+End+%2315
