Magnificent Ms. Marvel #12
| Writer | Saladin Ahmed |
| Artist | Minkyu Jung |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
When Ms. Marvel's newest nemesis goes after one of her old ones, Kamala will have to choose between saving her enemy...and saving her father.
Rated T+
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Kellie Keener
Feb 05, 2020Thus far, The Magnificent Ms. Marvel has been an incredible run with so many different plot points being introduced and developed until they all come together in a devastating way. This issue is truly one of the best thats come out of this run so far. Read Full Review
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9.3
The Daily Fandom - Maddie Matsumoto-Duyan
Feb 08, 2020Stormranger appears to be gone and Yusef Khan is successfully recovering from his disease. Where will Kamala go from here? She managed to keep her other life a secret, but I still think her family will figure it out eventually. Kamala and Bruno are taking things slowly but will they be able to keep it a secret? With Bruno hanging out with Ms Marvel so often, will someone figure out her identity? Kamala may have saved Joshs life but he might still come back as an antagonist; wherever her story goes, Im excited to see what Kamala does next! Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Watch - Gabriel De Jesus
Feb 14, 2020The Magnificient Mrs. Marvel #12 (Ahmed, Jung, & Vlasco, Herring) is a wild ride from start to finish. The emotional art and high stakes tension tie together to pull in the reader and keep them hanging on till the final page. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Charlie Ridgely
Feb 05, 2020Perhaps the best thing this Ms. Marvel series has going for it is that all of Kamala's fears and concerns feel equally important, making the book compelling no matter what is going on. Read Full Review
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8.0
Major Spoilers - Jonathan Cadotte
Feb 07, 2020Plain and simple The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #12 is a comic book that will make you feel good. Some may find the ending a bit too happy and even convenient, but it's nice to see the hero just save the day sometimes. Read Full Review
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8.0
Newsarama - Kat Calamia
Feb 07, 2020The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #12 feels like a classic Ms. Marvel tale with a lingering taste of nostalgia, as Kamala and Bruno once again have a secret all to themselves, just like the early days of G. Willow Wilson's run. Read Full Review
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7.6
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Samuel Pratt
Feb 05, 2020The start of The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #12 is great and follows up the last issue without skipping a beat. While the conclusion feels a tad weak overall there's still a lot to like about this story arc as a whole. Read Full Review
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6.0
Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills
Feb 08, 2020The new issue seems to go out of it's way to avoid what could be some rich family drama, replacing it instead with a lackluster fight and some guest star narration. Read Full Review
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5.5
AIPT - Ryan Pagella
Feb 05, 2020The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #12 concludes this story arc of fighting Stormranger and saving Kamala's father from a bone disease. It offers a little insight into the mind of Kamala and her superhero duties, but only for a split second. I would love to see this side of her fleshed out beyond a couple of panels in one issue. Kamala deserves that respect. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
Ok, that was cool, but too quick and too easy.
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8.0
Ms. Marvel puts the boot to her rebellious super-suit and gets back to her classic look. In supporting cast developments, her father pulls through and she and Bruno start almost-for-real dating. That's a lot of good news, but the sharp insight into Kamala's thoughts and feelings puts a bittersweet spin on most of what we see. She's so good, but she blames herself for not being better, and that's a big part of why I love her.
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7.5
" AAAAAGHHHHH ! This isn't right. I need to get back to the hospital to be with my family ! " - KAMALA KHAN
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7.0
This issue was alright. I'm honestly hoping we can just get away from the space suit and all that, and just focus on something more interesting. I saw some tepid responses to the conclusion regarding Kamala's father, but I don't think we needed something more overt than a cane. It's still something that Kamala feels guilty over. Her dad doesn't need to be on death's door in order to make that poignant. Whether it will be, or not, is up to the writer, though.
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6.0
I thought this was okay if maybe a little rushed.
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