Ultimately, fans of the character will probably be disappointed with the lack of real resolution in this arc, so only those who are collecting the title will find it worthwhile to grab. These same fans recognize that Danvers cant become the hero she knows resides within her without coming to terms with her past. Its too bad Reed didnt allow her to take a small step toward doing just that with this issue. Read Full Review

This conflict between the two Carol's was more entertaining than it sounds. What really impressed me is how Ms. Marvel doesn't hold back at all sometimes. There's a part where Rogue tries to break up the fight between Ms. Marvel and Warbird and Ms. Marvel gets pissed off and gives her a good kick in the ribs knocking her out of the game immediately. Sickened by her psycho alternate self she fights almost dying a couple times, we learn that Warbird has traveled multiple multiverse and has already killed dozens of Rogues and Carol's who got in her way.

None of the other versions killed Rogue and forgave her like our main Ms. Marvel. But this Ms. Marvel after some struggle finally got the upper hand and got behind Warbird and shot a devastating photon beam at the back of her head. It looked like her head came off as Warbird fell from the sky with smoke obscuring her head. But she was horribly scarred from the blast, she lost all her hair and her face was scarred.

Ms. Marvel conflicted on whether to kill her or not, she spares her and sends her off to Shield.

Rogue is injured and Beast tells her she'll be alright in a few days but says to Carol "You need to go now."

Feeling guilty she flies up into space to debate with herself if she is a good person or not. There's some great artwork throughout especially in these scenes. more