so obviously, this is a Tom King book, and as such, the 9-panel grid is a huge fucking deal; when it pops up in this issue, it's to signal that Adam is trapped, having to defend himself from a murder, and from the war crimes that may have inspired said murder, in reality, by design, it's here throughout most of the book, it's just that the panels are grouped together in blocks of 2, 3, 6, or a full-page splash combining all 9
however, there are some pages where the pattern breaks, and the grid turns from a 3*3 to a 2*3 and guess what they have in common? that's right: FAMILY
FAMILY
all but one of the pages in the 6-panel grid directly involve Adam's daughter; that tells me that, if there's a way out of this fucked up situation of having to negotiate the gaps between the lies you and the world around you tell about the fucked up shit you do overseas and the reality of said fucked up shit, it's going to be about her, it's going to be about making the world better for your kids, that kinda stuff
wider thematic lens now, Strange Adventures is of a trilogy with Batman/Catwoman, that's two books about romance and the past; my theory on that is that Tom King's thesis is gonna be along the line of "love is the only thing that's really all it's hyped up to be"