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jcarvajal23's review against another edition
4.0
I am really enjoying these later volumes. The personal conflicts with being a superhero and a normal teenager catch up with Kamala in this one.
evelynpinacolada's review against another edition
5.0
My reviews are almost always rambles, sorry about that.
The conflict for this is more complex than it was in the previous issues, which makes the story much more interesting. I always feel like the pacing is off in every volume, but I won't dock stars because I like the characters too much. I LOVED seeing Miles Morales in this, and hope he and Kamala have more interactions with each other in each of their comics. Also: I really like this version of Tony Stark & didn't like Carol Danvers.
The conflict for this is more complex than it was in the previous issues, which makes the story much more interesting. I always feel like the pacing is off in every volume, but I won't dock stars because I like the characters too much. I LOVED seeing Miles Morales in this, and hope he and Kamala have more interactions with each other in each of their comics. Also: I really like this version of Tony Stark & didn't like Carol Danvers.
kelliaujulii's review against another edition
5.0
Since I don't really read other Marvel comics much it's kind of disappointing when a big event comes in and takes over the story. I was worried this would happen in Civil War II but luckily my concern was for nothing. This is another wonderful, gorgeous story full of everything I've enjoyed in this series.
fakespy87's review against another edition
3.0
The only problem I have with this book is that Minority Report and the Futurama episode about future crimes explored the topic with more thought and better comedy respectively. That being said, it was a fun book and I liked how self-aware some of the humor was. For what was basically a filler story (since it’s a tie-in to the overarching storyline of Civil War 2) it wasn’t bad, and didn’t required me needing to know anything about the main marvel event storyline to follow the book’s. All of the Ms. Marvel books have been great or home runs to me, so if this is the worst then this series is really something special.
terrorkobra's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
reflective
medium-paced
- Loveable characters? Yes
3.5
hvtardiswltrvl's review against another edition
3.0
It was good, but hard for me to jump into since I hadn’t read any Ms. Marvel before.
marobbins's review against another edition
5.0
I read this one all in one sitting and loved it so much! It's been my favorite Ms. Marvel volume so far, which is great since I am working on a chapter revision about teaching this comic and the Serenity comics. This volume broke my heart, as it's about friendship, duty, consequences, and finding oneself in the midst of chaos and confusion. The storyline touches on so many relevant stories today: the dangers of profiling, the beauty of migration, the importance of immigrant narratives, the power of true friendship, and picking up the pieces when things literally crash and burn. The world didn't end, but it seemed like it was going to. Gee, I wonder why post-apocalyptic stories are big right now ;). Kamala is becoming an even stronger character, and this volume tells more of the back story of her family and of her complex friendship with Bruno. If you don't have it, head to the bookstore ASAP and pick it up! I promise you'll be so glad you did.
mjfmjfmjf's review against another edition
4.0
A re-read. A little scattered, a little uneven. After watching the MCU show it was interesting to see the bits in India and Pakistan. This was an uncomfortable read. But stopping crime before it happens is an uncomfortable idea.
Not super surprising, but still good. This one is a downer. Both because it's not original, either with the Civil War plot or the Minority Report plot. And Kamala isn't being supported by her cast of friends. And she's not acting as smart as she actually is, which is kind of a Spider-Man thing. But it's still real. It still feels like Kamala is a real person in a real place.
Not super surprising, but still good. This one is a downer. Both because it's not original, either with the Civil War plot or the Minority Report plot. And Kamala isn't being supported by her cast of friends. And she's not acting as smart as she actually is, which is kind of a Spider-Man thing. But it's still real. It still feels like Kamala is a real person in a real place.