Liked Daken's whole little personal monologue on cops in general, it was like tell us how you really feel about cops...Rick.

Glad Remender had someone finally man-up and get in Wolvie's face about his evil as hell son.  The look of resignation on Wolvie's face was classic, like he's known it all along, and it took a confrontation with Franken-castle imploring him to finally come to terms with it.  Was a powerful little sequence by Remender, and that face shot in particular was a great piece of work from Moore, demonstrating his great range as a comic book artist in portraying human emotion.

Glad also this sorta provided me a transition into last week's Dark Wolverine finale, which I thought was a solemn, little self-introspective ride into the inner workings of this Daken character, who seemed almost at peace with himself and where his life was going, although we all know his life will in all likelihood mirror the same profound adversity his father has faced throughout his history in the Marvel U, but for Daken, it has only just begun.