Earth's Mightiest Hero continues to be in good hands as this current run of books takes higher further faster than ever before. Read Full Review

No previous experience with Captain Marvel is required. It's a perfect entry point for those curious newbies who just saw the movie and a great introduction to some of Marvel Comics' other great heroines. Read Full Review

Carmen Carneros art is fantastic throughout and both the character details and action art perfectly rendered. Read Full Review

I love that this issue brings the past in as well, both with a couple of subtle references, and one major appearance. It's frustrating sometimes to see a series ignore previous events in a character's timeline, so it's refreshing to see them tackling this problem head-on. Read Full Review

An interesting cast, stuck in a strange post-apocalyptic world that allows their characters to shine, and some strong art make for an excellent read. Read Full Review

Kelly Thompson showed throughout Captain Marvel #3 that she has gotten a firm grasp on who Carol Danvers is. The chemistry Captain Marvel has with her allies made everyone on the heroes side shine in this issue. Along with the great artwork by Carmen Carnero, Thompson's first story arc Captain Marvel continues to improve with each passing issue. Read Full Review

In its third issue, Captain Marvel slows the plot down to make sure every reader understands both Carol's awesomeness and the scope of the challenge she faces. It's beautifully drawn and strongly written. It proves that this creative team can make Carol's story compelling without constant plot twists. And once that point is proved, the issue closes with an extra-crazy twist just to make sure it's in no danger of losing our attention. Read Full Review

"Captain Marvel" #3 continues what has been a triumphant month for Carol Danvers, pushing this arc into exciting new territory. Read Full Review

CAPTAIN MARVEL #3 includes some exciting new twists and turns in the war against Nuclear Man, though the story itself is still in need of a boost. Read Full Review

Revealing backstory and explaining whats going on on Roosevelt Island was necessary, but adding more action wouldve helped move this story along. The strong contributions from the art team were able to make up for what felt lacking, and this wasnt a bad issue, but compared to the previous two it felt the most drawn out. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel continues with a setup issue that ended with a bang. I hope Kelly Thompson keeps the excitement from the cliffhanger going next issue because while this issue looks great, it has some pacing issues throughout. I am still on-board but I am starting to need more from this book. Read Full Review

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This is the issue where the latest Captain Marvel relaunch loses me. Everything in this comic, from the story to the scale to the visual aesthetic to the characters is barely half-thought out, if even that. Read Full Review

I love this story. Thompson prove once again she can write interesting characters and situation.

Cover - Nice and related. At first I see a DC bombshell kind of work ^^ 2/2
Story - Well done. I love all the character utilisation. Hazmat make me smile about the fact there will be one and only Jen ^^ I even't care for Echo that I was never interested in. I wonder if the fact both Hazmat and She Hulk don't have a power is because Nuclear Man supress Radiation ??? 3/
Arts - Very nice layout and panels. It's another strength of this ongoing. I hope Carnero will stay around more than Caseli on WCA. 3/3
Feeling - Love it. Finally I think someone find a interesting way to use Carol. But I'm afraid that like WCA, the reader won't follow. Please try it. Because I don't want to see another title I love been stop. Thanks ! 2/2 more

I'm back into this after issue two. I guess the last issue was hindered by too much set up, but I really liked the tone of this issue. And that cliffhanger makes me really excited for the next issue, given Rogue and Carol's history.

This is okay, but I’m still just a bit Armageddon’d out.