Surprisingly, I liked DeFalco's work here better than in the original volume. He has a strong handle on writing about a large cast of character, and he manages to constantly embed that characterization in the (frequent, long) action sequences, keeping them lively. He also does a lot to introduce mystery into the book. 
 My only qualm is that it's more inconclusive than I'd like, as it doesn't close out the Harvest thread, it leaves open Tyroc's fate, and it left Gates' time-travel thing muddy. 
 Oh, and there was the whole "Culling" thing at the beginning which was at best semi-comprehensible because DC didn't include the whole story and didn't even bother to describe what happened in between the LL issues -- which is unfortunately par for the New 52 course.