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odin45mp's review
3.0
Another good entry in Wilson's Ms. Marvel run. Not as great as volume 5, and I think part of that is because I get the sense of being on the outskirts of the Civil War II cross-title extravaganza and I really don't know what else was going on during this time in the greater Marvel universe. That and some of the bombshells dropped on the characters really disturbed me, and only time will tell how everyone comes out on the other side.
trin's review
3.0
I was disappointed by this. The main plot was basically half Minority Report, half the Peter/Tony storyline from the first Civil War, only with Kamala and Carol. It was all very...eh.
But even "eh" Ms. Marvel is still better than the majority of superhero comics. I just wish there could have been more Kamala and Miles science fair shenanigans, and less of Kamala insulting another girl by calling her Basic. You're better than that, Kamala.
But even "eh" Ms. Marvel is still better than the majority of superhero comics. I just wish there could have been more Kamala and Miles science fair shenanigans, and less of Kamala insulting another girl by calling her Basic. You're better than that, Kamala.
loveambreen's review
5.0
"you can count on me... But part of me is wondering... If I can still count on you."
Kamala's break from Carol and following her legacy is such a huge part of her character growth and her development into her own superhero, and to ignore that is to reduce who Kamala is.
Carol aside... Miles made his first appearance, Bruno is outta the picture, and Kareem's saga is starting. This is definitely my favorite volume.
Kamala's break from Carol and following her legacy is such a huge part of her character growth and her development into her own superhero, and to ignore that is to reduce who Kamala is.
Carol aside... Miles made his first appearance, Bruno is outta the picture, and Kareem's saga is starting. This is definitely my favorite volume.
labunnywtf's review
4.0
We start with Spiderman and end in Pakistan. In the middle, we get a major emotional gut punch and lose a little faith in our super heroes.
I've missed Kamala.
I've missed Kamala.
katieconrad's review
adventurous
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
albertico66's review
5.0
Who knew a comic book arc connected to a company-wide event would be THIS GREAT! Hits all the emotional and storytelling points. Amazing!
this_fishy_reads's review
5.0
This first Civil War story line was bad. It was so bad that, despite loving Kamala more than is probably healthy, I was tempted to skip this trade volume. Kamala won out in the end, because she's Kamala.
I have no idea how the larger Civil War II story line works out, but this book, even with its obvious story line of what happens when you blindly trust an authority figure, is good. And it's important. It's especially important now, just after the second travel ban was put into place. Because if we ever need to be reminded that blindly trusting authority is dangerous, that criminalizing people before any crime has been committed is immoral, that thinking for ourselves is paramount, it's now.
There may have been tears at the end. Shut up.
I have no idea how the larger Civil War II story line works out, but this book, even with its obvious story line of what happens when you blindly trust an authority figure, is good. And it's important. It's especially important now, just after the second travel ban was put into place. Because if we ever need to be reminded that blindly trusting authority is dangerous, that criminalizing people before any crime has been committed is immoral, that thinking for ourselves is paramount, it's now.
There may have been tears at the end. Shut up.