Spider-Woman #30

The cover by Frank Miller (pencils) and Joe Sinnott (inks) for this September 1980 issue delivers a genuinely unsettling visual — Spider-Woman surrounded by a kaleidoscopic swarm of her own duplicates, each reflection slightly distorted, suggesting a disorienting hall-of-mirrors trap hinted at by the story title "Come into My Parlor-- Said the Fly!" The central Spider-Woman lunges forward in her red-and-yellow costume, dark hair flying, while countless copies of her recede into the shadows around her. It's a clever, visually rich cover that makes excellent use of the tagline "Through the Eyes of the Fly!" to set up what promises to be a thoroughly creepy encounter inside.