It shows how good Ms. Marvel can be, and how effortless the creative team makes it seem. Many issues and styles are blended together for a finely-tuned, finished product meant for a particular audience, but enjoyable by all. Read Full Review

G. Willow Wilson provides a lot of comedy in a story resembling a classic Spider-Man tale. The early relationship of science-minded Bruno and hero Kamala returns. The art makes the characters and Jersey City look great. This is an issue I would highly recommend if you just want a comic that will brighten your day. Read Full Review

New storyline, new troubles and still the same fun Ms. Marvel moments. Read Full Review

Solid jumping on point for new readers, but a little boring for fans who've been reading for a while. Not a whole lot happens, though it does set some things up to be dealt with in subsequent issues. I'm a big fan of G. Willow Wilson (super excited about her taking over Wonder Woman later this year!) and I expect her to kick it up a notch once this story gets going, but as a single issue, this just wasn't my favorite. As a quasi, “fresh start,” it works, but if that's what the goal was they should've just given the book a “fresh start” with a new #1. Read Full Review

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Bruno and Kamala team up again, and things will definitely be different this time … naturally, it takes just pages for them to get overwhelmed with science and crime-fighting shenanigans. The creators wisely bolster the "greatest hits" protagonist pairing with some novel ideas about Kamala's powers and an excellent corny villain turn from the Shocker. Wrap it up in the series's usual distinctive Jersey City visuals and you've got a delightful start to a story.