I struggle with the whole ethical question of WE(comic fans) accepting children being placed in (major) harms way as light entertainment. Much like the ethical debate surrounding children in Sktrim and those who argued for the option to be able to kill them.
While I can see some slight justification for teens, young kids just seem off to me. So for me, Power Pack as an example is just out, but Titans I can sort of accept although I do find it hard to see how Batman or especially Superman justify to themselves having these youngsters run around unsupervised, fighting killers.
The only example I have thought well handled, was the FF phase of Hickman's Fantastic Four run, with the group of children running the think tank solving everything. 

Which leads to this, as much as I want to love it I'm underwhelmed so far. The art isn't quite there for me, I really hate Reed with a beard, and I really hate that Johnny has been devolved back to neanderthal-teen-Torch after the work Hickman did to have him lead the Annihilation Wave etc. He seemed to claw his way out of that broad selfish ass he had been for 50 years, and now New-Writer-Number-33 has made the utterly original decision to bring back the class clown. Also, not a fan of New-Writer-Number-33 instantly wiping out the changes to Doom. I get the desire to have classic Doom chewing scenery and taking names but Victor desperately trying for redemption was a nice touch, he had become predictable.

While I like the JJJ-knows part of these stories I'm really not feeling the art by Ottley, at all. Spencer is hit or miss for me too and this is more miss than...


Pity, because I really liked most of what Slott did on the book, Superior especially.