After a really good premiere issue, Reed falters badly when trying to control his narrative. He stacks up too many weak plot elements and doesn't build a solid basis for the underlying rationale of his tale. His characterization for Ms. Marvel is fine. It's even good, but by amplifying the threats, he distracts the reader from the star, and if he repeats these mistakes, she will be a falling star. Read Full Review

Here we are, 2018 and I stumbled upon tons of issues of this run for dirt cheap at a Dimple records of all places. I wanted to read this when it first came out but never ended up doing it so I'll review the issues I end up getting. Also, I wish Comicbook round up would correct the cover pictures for this series so people wouldn't mistake it for the modern Ms. Marvels. Some of the reviews are actually for the newer series, not this one.

Ms Marvel era Carol Danvers is definitely one of my favorite Marvel women...and not just for the incredible Frank Cho cover art. She is a likeable character that is always challenged greatly by what is put before her...even though she is very powerful. That is something that is lost in a lot of modern story telling. The actual issue art does not come close to the quality of Frank Cho's cover art but still gets the job done in my opinion.

The story is not the most thoughtful, but the brood and their "predator like" pursuer I actually enjoyed. Things escalate quickly. more