In addition to the writing and pacing, the art by Jan Bazaldua is significantly improved over the previous issue. Bazaldua s manga influence is obvious without being distracting and her layouts work to tell the story just as well as Wongs script. A few panels in particular provide more insight into Yunas feelings than several caption boxes could convey. The only downside to the character designs is that Yunas wardrobe screams weird Psylocke cosplay rather than something functional for a college student/magical artifact stealer. Much like their two leads, however, the creative team has managed to forge a solid dynamic that will no doubt get better as their story continues. Read Full Review

One of the biggest changes in Captain Marvel's new series is the comic book's supporting cast, and it's always a bit dicey to switch up something that works to try something untested. The risk is paying off though, as writer Alyssa Wong has already found a welcome rhythm for Carol Danvers and Yuna Yang. Read Full Review

Just another writer self-inserting rather than focusing on the character they're supposed to be writing.

And another idiot spamming reviews on multiple accounts (RJ and JD).