Good for new readers too cuz I didn't know this was the third series!

Damn this is the first new book I've read in a while and I'm unfamiliar with Fabok's work, but I gotta fix that. This is one pretty ass comic (and the story's not bad either!).

"Sick sweet smell of human flesh past its sell-by date. The crawling sixth sense that tells me I'm on to something rotten. I'm opening a can so full of worms you could bury your head in there and they'd be bones by morning."

Batman 664 is definitely missing the presence of Damian and Talia, but Kubert does a great job at totally changing his art style for this issue

A new mysterious chapter begins for Batman which has something to do with the GCPD.The story is very dark due to Andy Kubert's excellent work.

I'm all for experimenting and shaking things up, but damn I was not feeling this. This read like a well-written fan fic, and the art wasn't helping things. Was this good computer-based art in 2007? This was a big slog to get through and probably could've been skipped.

Finally getting around to reading this via TPB, and it doesn't disappoint. Moore usually doesn't.

Freight car

Read due to Marvel’s new Avengers game and was not disappointed in Ms. Khan. A welcome change of pace.

While it is very touching and funny, this issue relied a bit too much on classic teenage problems and pathos, and I wish it would have distanced itself from that. But when you get right down to it, it's still a kick-ass first issue, with a kick-ass leading lady, offering a fresh take on an old character. It brings a lot of fresh new ideas to the table, the writing is very good, and the art is quite fantastic. more

I’m long overdue to read this.

Heart-warming and touching, this is the story of "one of us" who becomes "one of them".

I really, REALLY enjoyed this first issue, and will definitely be continuing on with this series. Absolutely fantastic.

Characters: I love how Kamala (Ms. Marvel) is portrayed in this, with this first issue focusing on her life before becoming a superhero. We see her home life, her friendships, her religion and her just trying to fit in. All the characters are very believable and realistic, especially Kamala. Even the "bad" characters were interesting and engaging. I have a very strong feeling Kamala may grow to be one of my favorite MARVEL characters.

Story: While this first issue didn't have much plot, that was completely fine as it was the first issue of not only a new series but a new hero too. The pacing was spot on (which is an issue I often have with comics) and I was fully engaged the entire time I was reading.

Art: Surprisingly, I really loved the artwork. I had a flick through the trade initially before reading it and didn't really like the artwork. However, after reading the first issue I realize how wrong I was. The artwork is stunning and works perfectly. more

Fully expected this too stink, as all solo Ms. Marvel book do, but this was an engrossing story. I'll be back for more. Minus one point for a lack of detail in a few panels of pencilling.

Love the origin. This cover is so iconic it made it into Modern Family

Captain America 7 takes a break from the main story but the quality of this comic series did not decline. Brubaker’s enveloped me in Jack’s head perfectly and the last 3 pages were perfection. Totally unnecessary issue that I loved.

A throwback run after Morrison’s plunge into the future.