Carmine Infantino does a good job on the splash page.
Spider-Woman teams up with Jack Russel, aka Werewolf By Night against a new villain who goes by the name “Enforcer.” He’s hired by The Committee. In the two-on-one panel above, it looks like they’re stripping him for a threesome, but they’re just getting his overcoat off so you can see his bizarre costume. He looks a bit like Punisher, and is a gun-dude. Got the go-go white boots and the white chest. Why would a combat guy basically make his chest and face a big white target.
This issue blends traditional action superheroics with horror, and there’s a pretty hardcore moment where Enforcer shoots Werewolf in the mouth.
This issue also develops Werewolf into a more action-like hero, because he apparently has learned how to talk in werewolf form, and can transform from person to wolf at will. I suspect we’ll be seeing more of him in this book.
This issue is the first time I can see how Spider-Woman might turn into a better-than-average comic.