Logan plus Kitty. 'Nuff said. ( )

the first story, where Wolverine and Kitty save a small-town mutant from the usual troubles, is cute. Then it gets increasingly incoherent. I don't know what marketing genius at Marvel thought this was better marketed as Wolverine than Wolverine and Kitty (the titular rookie, of course), but it was silly of them. ( )

I . . . really can't evaluate this objectively. Despite Wolverine (a character I really could[n't] care less about) having his name on the cover, it's very Kitty-centric, and thus by definition awesome. The first two issues are very deep Kitty-POV, and she's oh-so-very-teenager and oh-so-very-Kitty. Awesome. The next two issues are more a standard action-adventure story, but still there's a lot of Kitty, so still awesome. The original issue from The Hulk when Wolverine was first introduced in continuity I didn't bother to read, since as far as I could tell it didn't have Kitty in it.

Yeah, I just might have an OTC. ( )