SPIDER-MAN #11: While Wolverine tracks the Wendigo in the forest, Spider-Man tries to convince the townsfolk that the murderer isn’t actually the creature that the crimes have been pinned on, but rather someone who walks among them.
SPIDER-MAN #10: Wolverine steps in to protect a Mountie from the Wendigo, and then teams up with Spider-Man to deal with the situation before it gets any more out of hand. The only problem is, Wolvie isn’t convinced that the Wendigo is guilty of the murders at all...
ALSO: Bad Girls, Inc. is taken by the remaining members of the Serpent Society, only to be rescued by an unlikely ally.
ALSO: Diamondback, Black Mamba and Asp have burned their bridges with the Serpent Society, but what are three snake ladies supposed to do on their own? Become Bad Girls, Inc. and make plans to take on the last remaining members of the Society, of course!
And in the fourth and final story, we see a flashback to how Red Skull and Crossbones first met and became aligned. Also starring Arnim Zola and the magnificent Doughboy! (5/5)
The second story of the issue is, for some reason, a redux of SGT. FURY AND HIS HOWLING COMMANDOS #13. Cap and Bucky team up with Fury & Co. during WWII to punch some Nazis right in their smug little faces. (2/5)
FANTASTIC FOUR #348: Duped by a Skrull pretending to be Sue Richards, the New FF set off in search of the villains who (supposedly) killed the rest of the team—and all roads lead to Monster Isle! Meanwhile, the imposter takes Reed on a hunting expedition.
FANTASTIC FOUR #347: Fugitive Skrull De’Lila comes to Earth, takes out the FF one by one, and then, disguised as Sue, assembles a new team of Spider-Man, Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Wolverine for mysterious reasons. Meanwhile, her pursuers take control of the Mole Man’s monsters.