The issue begins, as is usual, with the preview as Laura and Gabby infiltrate a high school in search of illegal trafficking of genetic material. Gabby poses as a student, with Laura going hardcore drill instructor as the gym teacher.
Gabby quickly deduces that "FSC" refers to the science club, rather than the teacher she'd been trailing, and Laura breaks into the science lab to investigate further. Gabby looks for the club members themselves, and runs into her new High School nemesis, who not only knows who Gabby REALLY is, but has constructed a fully-functional killbot...which fires pink globs of sticky gunk. Apparently, our precocious high schooler has decided genetic research is where all the money is. Gabby gets globbed for capture, but Laura intervenes and puts down the robot. Suki attempts to flee, but Gabby — having worked free — stops her.
With the mission completed, Laura and Gabby gladly leave the school behind them.
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X-23 #6 follows the general pattern of All-New Wolverine with a breather between heavy arcs. There's no heavy characterization here, just a bit of light over the top antics.
I do find the issue somewhat of a let down because it doesn't REALLY delve into the idea of Laura as a teacher, or Gabby as a regular ordinary high school student, which is a real shame. Watching Laura have to endure staff meetings, or Gabby just interacting with kids her own age is a touch of normalcy we don't really get in cape books, so could have made for a nice change of pace. I especially would have liked to see Gabby decide she actually enjoyed the experience to give the issue some sort of lasting weight.
The twist that Suki was the one REALLY behind everything was pretty obvious, though I felt fell a little flat without any real development or buildup. I honestly thought this issue could have stood to have at least a second part, especially with Tamaki's decompressed style. Overall this was a VERY fast read.
The art wasn't bad, but I REALLY missed seeing what Cabal could have done with the absurdity of the story.