Godlewski delivers beautifully detailed and expressive art that captures the tone of the story and its characters brilliantly. Read Full Review

Ms. Marvel: Mutant Menace #3 takes a step back from the X-Men and her dysfunctional powers to explore living in the moment. Read Full Review

With an old friend stopping by, Kamala Khans world gets turned upside down. The writing brings out the best of Kamalas personality. Paired with solid imagery depicting action and a blossoming romance, fans will have much to be invested in. The final page should have some readers buzzing with who stops by. Keep this one on the radar when at the shops this week. Read Full Review

Some might have been skeptical originally at the idea of Ms. Marvel becoming a part of the X-universe, but Mutant Menace proves it might have been one of the most refreshing things to do with the character in recent memory. Read Full Review

I think the creative team are really starting to get in their groove just as this miniseries is about to end.

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Runt Coyote - May 19, 2024

Agreed. I think the first two issues are exercises in pointlessness, and they made me wish this series had employed an overall story arc like the first mini. This issue opens what could be a captivating story line- one issue before the whole thing ends.

Psycamorean - May 19, 2024

I think that next issue will (hopefully) finally explain the exacts of Ms. Marvel's status quo going forward, and we'll hopefully get an ongoing next.

Runt Coyote - May 20, 2024

What we'll actually get next is an annual in July, and it sounds like it won't advance anything except the latest undoubtedly universe-shattering crosssover.

Psycamorean - May 22, 2024

Oh yeah, that Infinity Watch thing. It's crazy to me how that status quo is still lingering.

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The best issue of the series thus far. The story is fairly compelling and entertaining, but what stands out the most here for me is Godlewski's art, which looks better than ever. I really liked his work in Ed Brisson's relatively recent Alpha Flight miniseries, so I was glad to see him working here. All things considered, I hope the next issue ends this miniseries strongly, while also giving us an idea of where Ms. Marvel goes from here.