There is really only one takeaway from a book like Captain Marvel #12 and that is to be patient and enjoy the ride. It's a dark and twisted new vision of Carol that you just have to see for yourself to believe. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel's going to become the Last Avenger, as the title says, but it might cost her everything. Between the stunning art and the astonishing story, this issue demands to be picked up. You don't want to miss out on a story that's sure to shake the Marvel Universe to its core.  Read Full Review

Lee Garbett delivered some beautiful art in this issue. With the story focused on these two characters, the art makes both characters look amazing. The action is brilliantly rendered and every panel is filled with beautiful details. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #12 was a heavy-hitting issue, one that wasn't afraid to pull punches. Literally. There's a whole lot more going on behind the scenes in this plot, as it's already begun to hint at. And I for one, cannot wait to see what lies ahead. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #12 serves as a great starting point for this new story. With secrets clearly being kept out of sight I am completely sold on finding out what hidden force is driving Carol's new agenda. With more pitched battles promised this story looks to be a big change of pace from the more down to earth focused stories of the first eleven issues. But with the trusted writing of Thompson, and promising debut of Garbett propelling the story forward I look forward to seeing everything that is too come. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #12 is a crazy introduction to Kelly Thompson's newest arc, it's bursting with action, a sick evil Carol Danvers design, and after reading it I'm trying very hard not to lose my head over it. Read Full Review

New look, new attidute but all Carol. What has gotten into Captain Marvel and why is she attacking the Avengers?! Read Full Review

Kelly Thompson and Lee Garbett delivered a hot start to "The Last Avenger" with Captain Marvel #12. The extended battle between Captain Marvel and Thor put over how powerful both characters are. The way the entire battle escalated made how it was one moment where Thor dropped his guard be the vital point in the conclusion to the fight even better. Everything is now set for "The Last Avenger" to be the most exciting story arc the Captain Marvel series has had thus far. Read Full Review

Coupled with that hook of an ending, it appears "The Last Avenger" is off to a thrilling start, and we can't wait to see how this thrill ride ends. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #12 is a successful first installment to this exciting arc, as it jumps right into the action all while building a fascinating mystery surrounding Carol Danver's new dark path. Read Full Review

While Captain Marvel #12 moves along briskly, it's pretty emblematic of decompressed monthly comics at their worst, comprised mostly of pages that look nice and are fun to read but ultimately don't move the story much. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #12 introduces Carol's non-stop bus-ride to evil-town by throwing Thor beneath the wheels. It's a mighty fight, portrayed with laudable storytelling skills. This first issue only offers the barest hints as to why Carol is breaking bad -- but the gameboard is already being set up to cushion the blows she's inflicting. Read Full Review

I'm intrigued by this new story arc, but as a first issue, there isn't enough here to warrant the price. There is just enough here to make you ponder what is going on, but not enough to satiate your Captain Marvel needs.  Read Full Review

WOW Really! must read yooo!

This is mostly just an action issue, so there's not much to say. The plot points we did get were pretty cool though.

Captain Marvel clobbers Thor in the opening gambit of a heel turn. It's a wholly-satisfying fight comic, and Carol's narration hits all the right notes. The story is intriguing enough -- but the time-skip at the end is a bit too obviously a mechanism for walking back the worst consequences of Carol's actions.

I think this is interesting, though the issue was a bit brief.

Oh, Thor, what a punching bag have you become...

" Never what you hope. Never what you dream. No. It will always be the Nightmare. "
- CAPTAIN MARVEL