Overall, Mic-drop at the Edge of Time and Space is a great ending to the 2013 Young Avengers trilogy. 
 Here's what I loved: 
 -The grand battle in Mother's dimension is epic. 
 -Wiccan becoming the Demiurge is one of the coolest comic book scenes I have ever seen. 
 -I think it is hilariously fantastic that Wiccan and Hulkling kissing while floating inside a star of galactic gay love is what destroys Mother. In any other series, an enemy dying from the power of love would have been cheesy as hell, I'm looking at you Wonder Woman movie, but for Young Avengers it works! 
 -The fact that Earth is on the brink of destruction and young adult superheroes are the ones to save it is pretty bad ass. 
 -The inclusion of the 50 other young superheroes who help save Earth is awesome. I am curious now in finding out who they all are because I am assuming the majority of them are found in other comics. Like who the heck is Shark-girl? I want to read about her! Also, Velocity and Alex Power are cute as heck. Plus Lucy in the Sky is gorgeous! She is probably my favorite of the side character teenage superheroes with her neon florescent skin and hair. She is basically The Beatles' "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" in superhero form. 
 -I'm happy we find out who Patri-not is. Also, I like how they reveal it too. 
 -I love the fact that all the Young Avengers are either gay, bisexual, or trysexual. Even Marvel boy admits he explored around, lol! There is one part where Kate Bishop goes, "Hold up! Am I the only person on the team who's straight?" and Miss America goes, "Princess. I've seen the way you look at me." Lol! Then she sidekicks open a star portal and turns around and says, "You're not that straight." 
 The only thing I am sad about is the series is over. I assumed there would be more volumes, but it looks like this is it. I suppose we need to all write to Marvel en masse to get them to write more. The world needs more gay superheroes! :)