Again, not too difficult to follow, but somehow seeming just a bit too abrupt and jarring. On my first reading, I thought I had detected some clumsy dialogue. I have yet to see a book drawn in this style that works for me all the way through. The fact that the guest artist on this storyline draws in this same manner did not surprise me. But, I am trying to set aside my disappointment and allow myself to judge the artwork on its own terms.
Medina actually does some pretty impressive work here.
Outside of the somewhat confusing nature of some of the battle scenes toward the end, the only real fault I can find is with the depiction of Lois. There were only a couple of shots of her that captured aspects of her personality. This seems to be one of the most difficult things to do in this particular style. But more importantly, as previously mentioned, his rendering of Lois is inconsistent and she is chiefly recognizable due to the context of the story in many panels. While it's impossible to give unqualified praise to either the writing or the artwork in this issue, I would be remiss if I failed to give unstinting praise where it is really due - to the coloring.