• As the situation with the Eridani delegates escalates, Captain Marvel and her crew struggle to make sense of what happened on the mysterious alien craft
• But between her powers failing and Wendy's character being called into question, Carol's command of Alpha Flight is slowly slipping from her grasp.
Rated T+
Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps, Kelly-Sue DeConnick's Captain Marvel elegy, was all about expanding horizons, pushing onward, moving in new directions. Contrast that with the way that Fazekas and Butters have painted their Captain Marvel into a corner, tying up her past and future in a tense, chaotic knot, pushing and pulling her in several directions at once. Yup, that's just like Anka draws this issue's action: past and present, tension and dynamic movement, all tied up in one fiery instant. Read Full Review
Captain Marvel #4 keeps up with that escalation of events which in turn keeps us at the edge of our seats. It is all or nothing at this point and hopefully they don't let up on this great balance between character writing and plot development. Read Full Review
This is a fine, entertaining comic so far. The creative team keeps winding things around one another, and I'm having an easy job keeping up. The action is great, with the art team really showing their chops. Read Full Review
Captain Marvel with her back against the wall is great fun, and the supporting cast does great things. A nice overall issue... Read Full Review
There are a lot of moving parts to Captain Marvel's first arc, from alien assailants to space subterfuge and everything in between. It's strange then that even with everything going on, issue #4 feels somewhat disconnected. Read Full Review
This is a funny and action packed issue, and it has a pretty solid cliffhanger ending. I love the art- the colorist on this book is really earning their paycheck on this book. Carol has a fluid/flowy way to her in a lot of this book, except for the panel where she looks like a Red Lantern, such anger. I really enjoy this book, and I hope more people are checking out this book!
Everything about this issue is solid. Nothing groundbreaking but just solid and concise which is pretty awesome. Butters, Fazekas, Anka and Wilson do their jobs very well. The story is good nothing ground breaking I just can't wait for Civil War II to begin.