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xsleepyshadows's review against another edition
5.0
Still one of my favorite series going on today with a surprise! My favorite spiderman Miles made an appearance! I love the that this issue was fun but then surprise again! Also filled with some extreme emotional things going on in the end that got me on the brink of tears. I'm not at all a fan of the cover but the art style inside is fantastic. I liked a ton of things in this volume but I don't feel much for Captain Marvel. I know she's important to Ms.Marvel but in these and past volumes I never really felt they were close enough to make the impact like it should have. Another thing is I feel like Ms.Marvel was learning how to prioritize better about putting her family and friends and learn to balance both lives better, but I guess she needs to work on this a little harder. I liked in this issue how we got her family history and learned more about how important her bracelets are and I also like meeting more of her extended family.
erincataldi's review against another edition
3.0
Admittedly not my favorite in the series, but it's still a good read and I'm not abandoning Ms. Marvel even though everyone else )in the comic) seems to be. Captain Marvel entrusts her to lead a group of cadets to help wipe out crime before it happens, at first she thinks it's great but the ethics of what she's doing doesn't really hit home until one of her friends is detained for thinking about frying an electrical grid. Her friends turn against her for holding him since he hasn't done anything wrong, and when she questions the morals of what she's doing Captain Marvel and her cadets turn against her too. It really is a civil war.
sincrusade's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.25
drbooknerd's review against another edition
5.0
Ms Marvel gets better and better with each volume. It just hits your heart right in that spot...
pato_myers's review against another edition
4.0
So I like the characters, the story in general, and the moral dilemmas, but I am only reading about Ms. Marvel via the Ms. Marvel comics and it jumps around a lot. In the spiderman comics it tells me which series Miles appears in next so I know to go grab a different volume in a different series to follow his story which I'm not getting in the Ms. Marvel books. That being said I feel like this go characters didn't talk things out and really Ms. Marvel was not meeting other characters expectations but the action was going so fast that she didn't really have a chance to work stuff out. She really only hatched one plan to deal with the stuff happening around her and everything else was just a reaction to the actions of others.
blairconrad's review against another edition
4.0
Good! I think Ms. Marvel, as a young hero, is a perfect subject for the kind of stories this book tells. Seeing her torn in two over the precog crime-fighting thing really worked for me, especially when you throw in her relationship with Carol and the other kids. Nice!
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I am sad about the continuing Bruno developments, though.ipomoea's review against another edition
3.0
I have no interest in the Civil War II timeline, but I'll follow Kamala off a cliff if it means I can keep reading about her.
mash1138's review against another edition
5.0
A better examination (and story) of the moral themes raised in Civil War II than the main mini-series.
bookishblond's review against another edition
4.0
This entire series is beautiful and brilliant and provides a much needed update to the Marvel universe. But this installment is my favorite so far.
G. Willow Wilson tackles hard questions in criminal justice reform and national security alongside her usual topics of personal morals, work/life balance, and the importance of friends and family. We get to see more of Kamala’s family history and even get to go to Pakistan. And of course, there’s some hard-hitting Bruno drama.
I love this series so much. Someone get me the next four volumes right now!
G. Willow Wilson tackles hard questions in criminal justice reform and national security alongside her usual topics of personal morals, work/life balance, and the importance of friends and family. We get to see more of Kamala’s family history and even get to go to Pakistan. And of course, there’s some hard-hitting Bruno drama.
I love this series so much. Someone get me the next four volumes right now!
spudsimple's review against another edition
3.0
Felt a particular ickiness and disappointment with the intra-team conflict. There is a way to have conflict between female characters without it feeling cliched and sexist, but Marvel Comics just can't seem to figure it out.