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About this issue
- Writer
- Ann Nocenti, Dwayne McDuffie, Joey Cavalieri, and Len Kaminski
- Artist
- Shawn McManus and Steve Lightle
- Penciller
- Ron Wilson and Vince Mielcarek
- Inker
- Christopher Ivy and Ken Branch
- Colorist
- Christopher Ivy, Fernando Mendez, John Kalisz, and Renée Witterstaetter
- Letterer
- Bill Oakley, Diana Albers, Jack Morelli, and Janice Chiang
- Cover
- Sam Kieth and Steve Lightle
- Editor
- Terry Kavanagh and Tom DeFalco
- Characters
- Black Goliath, Daredevil, Doctor Nemesis (Stockton), Ghost Rider (Ketch), Iron Fist, Mind's Eye, Noble Kale, Typhoid Mary, Vesper, Wendigo, Werewolf by Night, and Wolverine
- Cover date
- October 1992
- Cover price
- $1.50
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- CCA
This issue features four stories. "Typhoid's Kiss - Pt. 5: Mindfield" - starring Wolverine and Typhoid Mary "Rest and Sweet Glory - Chapter One: The 3rd Life of Bill Foster!" - starring Giant-Man "Legion of Vengeance - Part One: The Night has a Thousand Eyes" - starring Ghost Rider and Iron Fist "Mercy Mission" - In the Canadian woods, the Werewolf tracks the Wendigo, racing against time. He finds the cannibalistic creature feeding on a victim. The Werewolf attacks his quarry and they struggle until the lycanthrope manages to climb onto the Wendigo's back and grip the creature in a headlock. The Wendigo falls unconscious, just in time to transform into his former human self, a change that occurs once a year. The Werewolf's intent is to kill the man while human to end his suffering, but the man reveals his glee about being a killer. The Werewolf leaves the man to his well-deserved fate.