Kelly Thompson is a phenomenal writer in everything that she does. She has a way of making each character's voice sound so unique and on point with the character's history. The way that she writes Thor is hilarious and perfect, and she is the only person I want to write Captain Marvel. The art is beautiful, especially with Captain Marvel's new costume and makeup. This four-part arc is so much fun and so entertaining, so you should definitely read it if you're a Captain Marvel fan. Read Full Review

Lee Garbett captures the power and action of this story perfectly. The fight between Carol and Black Panther is graceful and beautiful to look at. A great looking issue from start to finish. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #14 has a super strong script and even more powerful visuals, you would think that's enough right? Well, maybe not. I'm here to say that this is the issue where we get Carol in her most badass form yet, with black fingernails and everything. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #14 was another dramatic event in this plot arc, and I honestly couldn't get enough of it. This issue had a little bit of everything, all in the right proportions, and that made for one memorable issue. The conclusion to this issue is making me more than a little bit anxious to see what happens next. But that's not a bad thing. Or that surprising, given how much I've been enjoying "The Last Avenger" to begin with. Read Full Review

The story is slowly filling in the mystery of Vox and his machinations but with the almost guaranteed fight scenes in each issue it really keeps the adrenaline up. Garbett and Bonvillain are a match made in heaven they hit the perfect balance of comic/realism. I have to say though if it wasn't for this semi- down moment in the beginning where the characters just got to talk to each other for a minute I would have tired of the whole hit'em hard and fast approach Carol has to take with the Avengers. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel's plan to fool Vox and destroy/save her friends is working. But for how long? And what about her friends that aren't in on what is happening?! Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #14 has a different focus from the last two issues in this story arc. While we are past the idea that this story might be showing what Carol would be capable of flipping the script on the Avengers, we are greeted with more mystery and progression in where this story is actually taking us. Read Full Review

With all these elements taken together Captain Marvel #14 is a very good example of a mid-chapter. It builds characters and has some exciting moments that keep you entertained, even if the overall plot doesn't feel move very far. The finale leaves me looking forward to next month's issue with eagerness. Read Full Review

Some minor gripes aside, this is another strong entry in what has been one of the strongest Captain Marvel books. Read Full Review

Kelly Thompson's narrative and Lee Garbett's art largely work in harmony in this issue, making an installment that serves as great connective tissue for this arc thus far. Read Full Review

Mama Vox Supreme said knock you out! Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #14 was another solid chapter in "The Last Avenger" storyline. Kelly Thompson keeps you guessing as to how Captain Marvel and, by extension, the Avengers will overcome the threat Vox Supreme has presented. Lee Garbett adds to the events of this issue with strong artwork that is at its best during the action. Read Full Review

Thompson and Garbett deliver the goods as far as Carol Danvers' one-woman war on the Avengers, and that more than makes up for any clunkiness along the way. As far as Thompson's tenure on Captain Marvel, this has been a truly fun arc, and one you should definitely give a shot. Read Full Review

This comic is such a breath of fresh air. The dialogue and plot are great and I love it honestly.

Finally, a good comic. I was starting to think those went extinct suddenly. This is a really fun story arc. Kelly Thompson is doing cool things with Captain Marvel.

Carol has an extensive (too long, for my taste) discussion with Tony and Thor before getting back to her messy "pretend to kill the Avengers" plan. A brief check-in with Vox and then it's down to clobbering the Black Panther (but he has a Hulk, wuh-oh). This chapter is a satisfying intermediary and there's ample humor in the dialogue, but the pace and art make me pretty certain this won't be the arc's high point in hindsight.

" It was the lesser of several evils,Tony. I don't know what you want me to say. "
- CAROL DANVERS