Onto issue #3 now, and I'm finding Kate Bishop genuinely enjoyable. She's still wisecracking a lot, which is not generally my favourite character trait, but it seems, from this issue anyway, that her humour is often a way of navigating the fact that a lot of the time she's fumbling around without a clue. She's clearly more amateur than professional in some of her decisions here - checking behind all of the doors is the most entertaining example, as she mistakenly bursts in on people having sex, or on the loo, and is utterly mortified - and I'm good with that. It makes her seem more approachable, especially as I'm new to the character. If she's still so new at this, then I feel as if I haven't missed that much in her evolution... which may be totally wrong, but it does increase the impression of accessibility that this series is giving me.