Something of a pleasant surprise, honestly. It's sort of funny to see Carol Danvers treated so respectfully in her solo book and so ineptly in Mighty Avengers, both in the same week. Regardless, this issue is a clear winner. Read Full Review

I was afraid that breaking up the team of Reed and Robert De La Torre when Marvel re-assigned the latter to draw Iron Man would be a mistake, but I am happy to report that recent issues of this comic have proven that it hasn't suffered from the switch; it continues to deliver a quality read in terms of story, characterization and artwork. This issue is no different. It's also great fun to mix stories from the silver age into the current narrative of the impending Skrull invasion and to see how Carol will play a large part in the overall story arc. Whether the comic borrows from earlier yarns penned by the likes of Stan Lee and others in an effort to encompass a sweeping sense of continuity or whether the connections have been manufactured for a seamless inclusion into the current narrative is of little consequence. The end result is still a fun comic book to behold and one reminiscent of the Marvel silver age of comics. Read Full Review