Ms. Marvel #3

Robert De La Torre is equally impressive when conducting the artistic mechanics of the battle high in the sky. Palmiotti enhances his luscious and vicious artwork. Chris Sotomayor chooses appropriately cosmic colors and adds to the character with a cool effect to Carol's eyes as she powers up and readies to unleash a bolt of energy. This issue exhibits pure professionalism on all fronts. Read Full Review

Gio

Aug 20, 2025

Damn read this ish so fast loved every second! The stakes are pretty high, Cru obtained the Carovite crystal which caused a huge reaction. It wiped out a whole town in Georgia of 3,000+ people and a military base like an atom bomb. The explosion caused Cru and Ms. Marvel to shoot strAight up into space. This caused all the oxygen to be sucked out in the explosion so when Ms. Marvel could make a move in space she was already suffocating. Going back down to regain her air, she had to compose herself and take a deep breath to make a quick and decisive attack on Cru. Blowing Cru up she fell down the earth and fell unconscious only to be found by the beautiful Fantastic Four. I couldn't believe that an entire town was killed off, Marvel has some balls then I guess lmao. What I like is this sets up that there will be more deadly ventures where nothing is guaranteed. I high stakes, gives a story some more meaning! more

Ryan

Oct 12, 2021

Liked it but I hate how laid back Marvel was during that 2005-2009 era with just casually blowing up towns with huge civilian casualties at least once every month or so

Kenjamin

Dec 27, 2025

Art: 3.5/5 Story: 3.5/5 Total: 7/10