Captain Marvel #19 was the perfect blend of plot and event tie-in. The adventure that Carol is on is not one we expected, but it's been brilliant, nonetheless. The war is affecting her life, as it's affecting everyone else. Yet she might be gaining something in the process"assuming that things aren't about to go horribly wrong (fingers crossed). Read Full Review

Carol and her new half-sister each get an equal portion of narrative attention in this fast, funny, finely-illustrated comic. The arc still has its share of unanswered questions, big and small, but this issue is an example of a "middle act" done exceedingly well. Read Full Review

Lauri-ell was the stand out star of Captain Marvel #19, and it will be a shame if she's killed off or written out of the story at the end of the Empyre event. Far from feeling like a cheap plot twist, Lauri-ell's character has the potential to add a lot to Carol's story going forward and to provide a look at how unique Carol is for having both human traits. Even once the Empyre event ends, Captain Marvel's time as the Accuser is sure to have an effect on her thoughts and choices, and hopefully, her half-sister can be a part of that. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel must find the culprit behind the massive bombing that destroyed the City of K'In-Al. But the prime suspect right now is her half-sister Lauri-Ell who swears she is innocent, and Carol believes her. But if it's not her, and her Hammer isn't showing her who is at fault, how is Carol going to find out who to Accuse? Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #19 provides some fun moments and setups up the next issue in an interesting way. I wont spoil what it is, but Im excited about it. Thompson has found a clever way of incorporating some of Carols best friends into the story and I am always here for a Carol and friends adventure. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #19 is worth a purchase by any fan of Carol Danvers. Despite being saddled with a poor premise, Kelly Thompson writes a very good comic. Read Full Review

Ultimately, Captain Marvel #19 is a bit of a let down. It's cool to see Carol coming into contact with her half sister and even having a chance to establish some sort of relationship, but it lacks depth and intrigue to stand out as anything other than an obligatory tie-in to an already lackluster event. Read Full Review

Carol and her new half-sister split the narrative. For Carol, a deepening mystery with more questions than answers. For Lauri, a frankly hilarious "fish out of water" adventure in Manhattan. Ms. Thompson (and the art team) deserve tons of credit for taking a heap of plot and character developments that could be terrible and spinning absolute gold out of them. I second the motion that this is a best-case outcome for an event crossover arc.

I’m not reading Empyre but still get my regular books that are crossing over and man this is how you do a crossover!

Fantastic. This tie-in series is reason enough for me to subscribe to Marvel Unlimited. I'm so glad I'm catching up on this character's back issues.

This one really hits it out of the park.

Okay actually I want a million issues of just Lauri-ell trying to fit in on Earth, I love her.

Okay, last issue was a bit weird, but this puts us back on track. I really enjoyed this issue, and man, I can't even believe Kelly Thompson has the gall to call back to those abysmal Marvel Team Up issues. I respect it. Especially since it didn't ruin this issue.

Another good issue. I really like the art, really suited for action and and big laser blasts and crap. The dialogue is pretty fun as well, Thompson does some playful things with Luari-ell dialogue. Lastly, some great action in this issue. This issue is following-up to the investigation we are left with at the end of the issue #19. While it wasn't going the direction I thought it would go, it still is a good issue. And the cat, yeah extra points.