Captain Marvel #20 carries forward so many different elements, all of which flawlessly work together to create something grand and exciting. This is by far one of the best tie-in arcs seen in quite some time, providing lots of fun and character development all at once. Read Full Review

When all is said and done, Captain Marvel #20 delivers everything it sets out to. Humor, action and heart are all rolled into one awesome package. Cant wait for next issue to see where the story will go from here. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #20 is your standard crisis-leads-to-battle-leads-to-consequences story, but it's amped up thanks to the lively and vividly rich characters. The dialogue breathes life into every moment and makes the book a joy to read from the quietest scene to the most bombastic. Read Full Review

With both a foundation of Carol's origins in Kree lore and plenty of spectacular action, Captain Marvel #20 certainly stands out as one of the better tie-in issues we've seen so far from the series. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #20 takes it a little easy on the plot front, pushing the story forward with simple development of what's come before. Thanks to outstanding art and charming dialogue, this issue is in no danger of disappointing. It continues to spin gold out of the title's connection to the Empyre event -- essentially a best-case scenario for a tie-in. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel may be the Supreme Accuser, but now she has help in trying to solve the Mass Murder of innocent Kree/Skrull people. She is more determined then ever to clear her half-sister's name but are their new powers enough? Read Full Review

I accuse this comic of being just okay and Lauri-ell of being a sweetheart. Read Full Review

While Captain Marvel #20 was an overall enjoyable story, its becoming harder to care about the stakes if you arent following the rest of the Empyre event. Some questions cant be answered by just reading this story, like what do the Cotati want, and why are they such a threat to Earth? Readers shouldnt have to follow multiple tie-ins and the titular event comic to keep up with the characters theyre personally interested in. This isnt the fault of the creative team behind Captain Marvel #20, theyre doing their best to keep Carols story entertaining, but its going to be a huge relief when the Empyre event finally ends, and Captain Marvels story can go back to standing largely on its own.  Read Full Review

Another amazing issue. I like the team-up idea. And the camaraderie between Carol and her half-sister.

This series is a ton of fun. I'm so glad issue 18 was a fluke. This title has become one of my favorites lately.

Really fun.Chewie being cute

Nice cliffhanger

A very fun issue. Thompson is well suited for this book. I dropped it 10 issues ago because it seemed to lose its momentum with the VS Avengers story. Saw good reviews so I decided to see what's up an it's pretty good even without following Empyre. Cory smith's art is nice too. I like the modern looks with the classic feel Especially the way the fight scenes are. War machine's armor looks phenomenal. I'm not sure if Benedetto's inks are the ones bringing that style out but Bonvillain's colors are always a treat.

Not to be dramatic but I would die for Lauri-ell.

Another good issue. So now after the fun side trip we had with Lauri-ell and company, Carol and her " Corps " are now actually trying to investigate who was behind the 9/11 styled attack of K'in-Al. The writing, overall its good. Thompson is able to handle some funny, quirky humor throughout, but some dialogue could also come off as corny, edge-lord jumbo. Art was fire like usually. The action and defeat of Wastrel was kinda underwhelming for what seemed to be a exciting fight between him and Carol. Liked that ending though, Luari-ell is a great character.