What is there to say about this? The art was pretty awesome. But this was the comic book equivalent to the second Matrix movie... 15 minutes of action... 15 minutes of exposition, repeat, repeat, and repeat. End. 
 I really, really, did not enjoy this story at all. More colors popped up, I was reading early on when the whole rainbow of colors was explained. I kept thinking though, Indigo isn't really a color. It was shoehorned into the rainbow by Newton because he just HAD to have 7 colors in the rainbow. 
 So all or the universe if falling apart around us, and I'm upset about nonexistent colors thinking of themselves above their station. 
 Regardless, I do applaud them for taking the Marvel Zombies concept, but making it 'in-continunity.' It also made me think of Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline from the 80's. I don't know if it's true or not, but I remember being told that it was something that DC had in the works for years beforehand, carefully considering the ramifications and laying in the seeds a long ways away. 
 Then marvel comes along, decides to throw everyone together in a big planet and make 'em fight. 
 I remember hating the DC version, but loving Marvel's Secret Wars. It's sort of the same here. I loved Marvel Zombies for what it was, a good time. This was way too intricate of a story. It made zero sense to me. I have not idea what's happening. 
 Sigh. It makes me wonder if I'm just too old to get caught up in a comic book. I grew up reading Marvel comics mostly, and I accept their craziness as par for the course. This stuff though, I can't buy into it. 
 So what am I saying? I dunno. Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm the problem here. Either way, gorgeous art. Bad storytelling.