Spider-Woman #13
This book might be the prototypical Marvel book under Axel Alonso as EiC. It's definitely got that post-Fraction-Hawkeye or post-Waid-Daredevil feel and has a turn that's way darker than it needs to be. Between the parenting stuff and the typical D-lister humor and everything else, this is a schizophrenic mess.
I was rooting for this book after the Manara debacle but if you wanted a case study in why Marvel's market share is waning, you might have it here. It's not a bad title. It just has no clue what the hell it wants to be.