Captain Marvel #5 is an explosive finale to an action-packed arc that showcases Carol's leadership and heroism. This one doesn't hold any punches back, especially against assholes like Nuclear Man! Read Full Review

Carmen Carnero really delivers with the art in this issue. Every page is richly detailed and all of the action looks amazing. Read Full Review

The book leaves off with portents of things to come and I look forward to their arrival. I'm happy that the issue did not fail to live up to all it promised both as an exciting super hero story, and as a superb and approachable look at the character of Captain Marvel. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #5 concludes the current plot arc, but thankfully not the series. It was everything I could have asked for out of a conclusion, as it covered everything from wrapping up all the points to laying the groundwork for the next plot. Read Full Review

This was a really good ending to a story that got better and better as it progressed. Kelly Thompson brings her usually fun time to the book and her cast of characters is great. Add to all that some butt kicking art and this is a book I can easily recommend. Read Full Review

A resolution of one of Carol's oldest rivalries, some really nice character work for some under-served Marvel heroes plus She-Hulk in action. What's not to love? Read Full Review

Truly, Captain Marvel is a comic that knows what I want to see. A charismatic woman leader overcoming her own limitations and kicking ass. Now if I could get Monica Rambeau in the next arc, I'd be flying as high as Carol Danvers. Read Full Review

CAPTAIN MARVEL #5 doesn't exactly tie up the Nuclear Man arc as nicely as one would hope, but its developments in regard to Carol and Rogue's relationship do shine through. Read Full Review

As a conclusion to the first arc, Captain Marvel #5 goes out on a high. Read Full Review

Sweeney Boo's art is what drives home Captain Marvel's emotions of disbelief at her current situation, Van Dyne's constant positive outlook and other character's reactions. The issue is incredibly bright and colorful which is fitting when dealing with the shrunken world the Wasp is used to.  Read Full Review

As the next arc begins, Carol's story will connect with the massive War of the Realms narrative, but hopefully, the story doesn't lose its own unique voice. Read Full Review

Captain Marvel #5 was a disappointing end to a lackluster beginning to what should be one of Marvel's top titles. The story around Nuclear Man completely fell apart from the beginning and it never was able to recover. The one bright spot is that Kelly Thompson showed she knows what Carol Danvers voice should be as Captain Marvel. Now that Thompson can start a new story arc she can hopefully developed a stronger plot to go along with how great of a character Captain Marvel is. Read Full Review

It's a decent end to the arc but I need more to keep me around. Carnero is simply outstanding here helped by some rich Bonvillain colors!!

I liked seeing Carol and Rogue reconcile somewhat. Not too interested in Nuclear Man or Som returning, so I hope they don't. I hope the supporting cast becomes more like it was in issue one when the next arc starts, since I assume War of the Realms will be more of an event like this arc was.

An okay ending to an okay story arc!

An okay ending to an okay story. This is exactly what I consider the average super-hero comic book to be.

Please, this is another SJW crap.