I wanted to like this issue more than I actually did. James Asmus wrote a fun story, but it feels like something is missing. I can't put my finger on it though.
Maybe its the fact that it's another story where the hero is forced to work for the mobster until he can find a way to free himself. There are so many stories like that, that even though this was fun and well written, it also felt kind of standard. At least we got to see Pete Wisdom again and that's never a bad thing. I wish Marvel would do more with that character.
Diogenes Neves handles the art this issue and does a pretty good job. If Clay Mann decides to leave Diogenes would make a fair replacement
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