Definitely. However, I highly recommend that you start at least from issue #12. If you can get the series from the beginning, do it. #12 is where this story's arc starts, so to be clued in, you should really start there. However, if you're on a budget, you could get away with starting on Captain Marvel #13. All you really need to know is that she kills Thor in #12 and you're golden. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #13 is a seamless continuation of the crazy events of last issue, delivering a spectacle of action as this shockingly dark new mystery unfolds at a rapid pace. Read Full Review

Lee Garbett brings some dynamic and appealing visuals to this issue. The characters and action all look amazing and Carol is given the perfect balance of power and menace. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #13 had big shoes to fill, thanks to the dramatic and alarming previous issue. And yet it held up to fans' expectations, while also keeping to the promise made. It was intense and brilliant and full of action. And it's going to make for a very memorable issue. Read Full Review

When all is said and done Captain Marvel #13 proves itself to be another worthy entry in this ongoing story. Thompson and crew continue to shine as they never fail to highlight that the best parts of our heroes aren't their powers. Though they show us those are pretty cool too. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #13 is a must-read for fans of Carol Danvers and Kelly Thompson alike, it's a very different approach for both the character and writer but has already shown a promising start. Read Full Review

Carol is off to defeat the next Avenger on her Kill list; Tony Stark AKA Iron Man! Can one of Earth's Strongest Hero's defeat the smartest of Avengers?! Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #13 crosses Tony Stark off Carol's hit list while also explaining just enough of what's going on. Carol's in a dreadfully tight spot, but she's also working a counter-scheme against her antagonist. With enough structure to rationalize the story and plenty of stellar creative work in the art and words, this issue assures the reader that leaning in and enjoying this arc's ride is going to be a blast. Read Full Review

"The Last Avenger" got off to a powerful start, and while this issue slows the pace down just a bit, we do get some welcome answers to the central mystery. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #13 was a tightly paced comic book, delivering a solid second chapter to "The Last Avenger" storyline. Kelly Thompson wasted no time in giving us a fun showdown between Captain Marvel and Iron Man. The way that fight leads into understanding why Captain Marvel is working with Vox Supreme helped create an emotional connection to what is motivating Carol Danvers. In the process, Thompson, along with Lee Garbett and Tamra Bonvillain, creates greater excitement for how things will go down in "The Last Avenger." Read Full Review

The opening to the "Last Avenger" arc opted to raise a number of questions and let them hang in the air as the spectacle unfolded, and Captain Marvel #13 starts to cleverly answer why and how Carol's going after some of her fellow Avengers, balancing this with another big fight. Read Full Review

Wow.

This was a great issue. It explained what's going on really well, while giving us plenty of cool action. I'm glad to see Singularity back, she's an adorable character that has never been given enough pages.

Carol clobbers Tony next. Flashbacks and plot progression serve up a perfectly-proportioned serving of explanation. This clarifies the premise and the stakes without revealing all the mysteries, and the action of the Iron Man fight keeps things exciting. It's a very good arc so far, edging toward greatness. Fingers crossed for the future!

" We give each other hard time. But we're close. We matter to each other. More than we let on. Today it's his greatest weakness. "
- CAPTAIN AMÉRICA

Again, good!