Jordan seems to have found his feet here in his second volume, now that he's not mired down with an incomprehensible crossover. He maintains his science-fiction edge, but now also pays some great attention to DC history with returns to old favorites like X'Hal and the Psions. At the same time, he's introducing great new elements to cosmic DC, the best of which are the eponymous God Killers. 
 The book has any number of small flaws that keep it from perfection (but not from goodness). Jordan's writing tends to be a bit slow and talk-y, which continues to be an issue for the first two-thirds of this volume. I also didn't need to see yet another problem that the Guardians have caused through their inhumanity. 
 However, the biggest annoyance is a problem that continues throughout the New 52. We're introduced to Psions who are scarier and more dangerous than ever before. It's a good revamp. But due to the partial reboot nature of the New 52, we have no idea how that fits into old Psion continuity. Are they an offshoot? A ruling species? Were they always like this in all their old appearances? Or has the entire race now never previously been encountered? 
 Still, a good book.