Many people had commented on the fact that Laura seeing Logan again did not affect her much emotionally. That seems nothing in comparison to Carol meeting Mar-vell again. She seemed indifferent, not grateful to see him again. The banter between the two did not work naturally. It often felt forced or paced wrong. This is something that is a major flaw of the comic as a whole. The pacing of the story and action was like they were in a rush. Trying to get you through before you asked to many questions. There is also the problem that the story did not seem to get across a message like previous Generations. I believe that Carol was meant to learn that diplomacy is sometimes needed over aggression. Something that would be helpful to learn after her involvement in the recent Civil War. However I would argue that the lesson is not what won the day. It seemed her aggressive attitude helped them escape their cell as well as spurring a rebellion. Since this series focuses on the next generation learning from their legacy this was a bit confusing. The art also did not work for me. Proportions seemed off in many instances. There was so little when it came to facial expression. While the parts may have worked individually, as a whole it they did not fit enough to bring this together. Not my least favorite in the Generations one-shots, but it is one that you can pass on. more

I can't understand why Stohl is still writing Captain Marvel. She's doing really bad with her.

Action in this issue is so basic and predictable or inadequate that it hurts me. Sometimes, narration and drawings are not meshing with each other, It's like something else supposed to be drawn to answer a reaction and vice versa.

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