It feels a little drawn out, but I'm still enjoying the recent direction of this title, and how it's incorporating some of the other X-Men.  It is a little frustrating that it's taking so long to get to what exactly it is that Bishop thinks will happen with this kid, but we're getting there.  Some cockroaches show up to play the foil, since Bishop is busy being "tortured" by Cyclops, so it's not as if the formula of the book has changed.  There is a parallel construction in the story/relationships with Cable and Hope and Cable and the little girl, and I think that's going to end up a big piece of the puzzle as this story moves along at it's humble pace.  Overall, if you've liked this book so far, you'll like this issue, too.