A real mish-mash, with the highlights being the Iron Fist, Captain Britain, and Living Pharaoh stories. 
 The Wasp & Yellow Jacket team-up that kicks things off has a villain with a nice back story, but nothing of interest beyond that [5/10]. We're at least starting to develop some continuity with the super-skrull two-parter, but it's basically another big fight and then there's a deux ex machina at the end [4/10]. The Iron Fist two-parter shows how much better Claremont is when he writes about something that matters. Thus we get a two-parter with an interesting supporting cast and an intriguing villain deeply tied to Iron Fist's own origin [7/10]. The Captain Britain stories are similarly good, primarily because they intro CB and Arcade to the American shores [7/10]. The Tigra and Man-Thing stories are both decently good for the limitations of the medium at the time [6/10]. The Living Pharaoh two-parter reads like it could have been an X-Men story and it's better for that [7/10]. Finally, the Luke Cage story that finishes things off is a bit embarassing for its 70-isms [5/10].