The book finishes on a Civil War prelude, but even this gains weight with a handsome potent rendition of Captain America confronting Carol on the final splash page. Don't misinterpret that. The Civil War is one of Marvel's dumbest ideas, on par with the Spider-Clone saga, but De La Torre's Captain America is something to behold. Read Full Review

These issues really knock it out of the park. The traveler shows how deadly and dangerous he is when he forces Ms. Marvel to almost die in an alternate reality where the human race gets devoured by an alien insect race in mere seconds. Traveling the many multiverse to continue gathering his power while also going insane the Traveler is pretty damn cool.

By far the best thing about these issues is the art by Del La Torre, some of the best work I've seen. The battle with traveler overwhelms Dr. Strange and Carol eventually that builds up to this epic Sensational moment where Carol and Strange huddle close and combine their powers to fight back. The art during those moments felt animated and alive to me and the final one two energy shot was beautiful indeed.

This ish ends with Tony Stark calling Carol telling her to meet him before seeing Cap. But the last page has this again beautiful rendition of our boy Captain America in her room already requesting to talk to her.

Now I'm not reading the whole Civil war arc at this point and I already know the basics about it so I'm still going to read the Ms. Marvel Civil War parts anyway. Even if I don't get everything I just want to see more of De La Torre's artwork. more