Daken on a profound, self-introspective little journey here, seemed serene, even almost likeable and friendly; sort of an interesting yet odd juxtaposition of what we've seen from him in the past.  But I'm not sure how he sneaks by Wolverine here, Wolvie would've sensed him easily, even in a bar amongst a crowd.  I liked the little gypsy soothsayer scene, was deep and foreboding, and perhaps symbolic of what will be the likely outlook of this character in the Marvel U.

And what about the art and colors in this book?  Never heard of this Pierfederici, but the colors and backgrounds especially were really pretty amazing stuff, a bit reminiscent of a Daniel Acuna.

Not sure whether this book ends the series satisfactorily, as I haven't been following this book, but as a stand-alone issue, and given there were no action or fight scenes in this one, I liked it.