Well to be fair, this is not considered a huge series, so they probably won't get a big name artist, so they give an assignment like this to a newer artist to test there stuff

Ed Benes, Al Rio & J Scott Campbell?  Well, it's clear to see what your favourite style of comic art is.  Ed Benes is on Birds of Prey (is he a DC exclusive??), Al Rio is just another T&A artist who I couldn't give a toss about & J Scott Campbell is incapable of producing internal art for an issue in 12 months, let alone 30 days. 
 
Javier Pulido, on the other hand, has a distinctive style.  It's a striking & energetic without pandering to the stereotype of big-breasted women with unfeasibly thin waists.  An unusual choice for Black Cat?  Yes.  An intentional choice to bring in more female readers as part of Marvels big push on Women In Comics?  Yes.  Do I care about cry babies who want cheap run-of-the-mill T&A ?  No.

I didn't have a problem with the art, thought it was great.

Honestly, I think the art in this book is really the best thing going for it, because it brings with it a retro vibe of the 50's, 60's, and 70's that plays off of both the spy themes of the comic and the girl power it seems to enforce. Plus, Javier Pulido is nothing if not fun and makes the book something you can look at and appreciate because if nothing else, it's creative and goofy. I wish he did more Spider-Man work, what he did do was some of the best work Brand New Day had to offer.