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Critical wetting is an elusive phenomenon for solid-fluid interfaces. Usinginterfacial models we show that the diverging length scales, which characterizecomplete wetting at an apex, precisely mimic critical wetting with the apexangle behaving as the contact angle. Transfer matrix, renormalization group(RG) and mean field analysis (MF) shows this covariance is obeyed in 2D, 3D andfor long and short ranged forces. This connection should be experimentallyaccesible and provides a means of checking theoretical predictions for criticalwetting.Comment: 4 pages, 1 figure, submitted to Physical Review Letter

Fluid Adsorption near an Apex: Covariance between Complete and Critical Wetting