Wilson gives us a Ms. Marvel full of humanity, through encouragement from Naftali. Nico Leon and Ian Herring work together to give us a very serious issue, without losing MS MARVEL's sense of humor. Read Full Review

The Teenage Wasteland arc comes to a dramatic end! With Kamala's return, can everything finally return to normal? Read Full Review

As the folks with the big hats keep making changes to the different series, they'd do well to keep their hands off G. Willow and squad. This is a team that is doing just fine churning out the hits. Read Full Review

There are a couple storytelling missteps as the creative team wraps up their latest, excellent storyline, but on the whole, it's a fun adventure. Read Full Review

As Gabe says, "This is Jersey City. We get weird chemical explosions and dinosaurs, like, every other week." Satisfying as this particular explosion-and-dinosaur fest is, it brings this arc to a close by giving Kamala just the gentlest of forward nudges in terms of character development. Previous issues laid the groundwork for a more ambitious leap, so closing with a bunny hop feels a tiny bit anticlimactic. My quibbles are minor, though, and it's definitely a pleasure to have Kamala back. Read Full Review

With this putting an end to the Teenage Wasteland story I expected a little more action to The Inventor final conflict. It makes sense that Ms Marvel and Captain Marvel would be able to handle him so it is a minor gripe that could be overlooked. The thing that Wilson does well is emotion and the reuniting of Carol and Kamala for the first time after they disagreed on the predictive justice is handled very well. I am a little unsure how I felt about The Inventor's creations having a Power Ranger/Voltron moment at the end, but it seemed like a nod to something that Kamala would be a big fan of. It also made her return a bit more necessary since her embiggening power would be easier to fight it. The animated art for the series is nothing new. There are no moments that really stood out for me. Just a lot of work that was done well. It makes a pretty solid issue for a solid series. more

Kamala has grown before our eyes and it'll be interesting to see where she goes from here...the Inventor has never been more bombastic.

Kamala comes back, the Inventor is foiled, and there's even (barely) space for a Cap'n Marvel/Ms. Marvel reconciliation. Everything that makes it onto the page here is pretty solid, but I think Kamala got shortchanged in the rush to wrap this story up. Even having her deliver narrative captions over most of the issue doesn't do enough to examine her decision to run away and then return. Going shallow on those key points renders the whole story slightly unsatisfying. I think this story REALLY needed another issue's worth of space.