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wizardmacdonald's review
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.5
heypretty52's review
4.0
A little bit more of no idea what's going on, but Kelly Sue's letter made me cry. In my head, she IS Capt. Marvel.
emaks's review
2.0
I don't really enjoy Marvel or DC events, but I gave this one a try because I love Capt Marvel. I feel like these characters and the story would have been way more interesting if they had not been tied to Warzones.
theresidentbookworm's review
3.0
My Thoughts On: Captain Marvel and the Carol Carps #4
1. Of course Carol does not want to leave Helen and Rhodey as her boots on the ground. In any universe, those are her people!
2. This exchange just killed my shipping heart. "Rhodey, in another world, maybe..." "It's a date, Captain. I'll see you there."
3. "Here goes everything" is now my new life motto because I just like how that sounds.
4. How many Dooms are there? Is there a Thor Doom and then a main Doom? Or is this just regular Doom leading the Thors into battle? Again, so many questions!
5. I'm not usually drawn to the art, but the plane fight scenes with the Banshees are particularly excellent. I like the entire look of the series, but these were great action scenes, which usually bore me but didn't here.
6. "Some things are worth dying for, Kit. We know where we stand and who we stand with. Do you?" Anyone who doesn't think Carol Danvers is an ideological hero on the level of Captain America, read this line. Carol Danvers for president 2020!
7. I love the fight scene between Kit and Carol. Guys, this is what fighting between two women looks like when it is not hypersexualized! Isn't it nice?
8. "Please don't do this. I'm begging you, Captain. If you go into the void, you'll die." "Maybe. Maybe not. But either way, we will have the truth." Again, Carol Danvers is the hero we all need.
9. Kit switching sides and helping Carol may be the most satisfying plot twist I've ever encountered in a comic. I only wish we'd spent more time with her and on this relationship.
10. Ah!!! So much to talk about, so little time. I love how this comic ends, but I have so many questions. Why did the Baroness let them go? Where they able to come back for Helen and Rhodey? What happens next? I would love to see this explored in a longer series.
1. Of course Carol does not want to leave Helen and Rhodey as her boots on the ground. In any universe, those are her people!
2. This exchange just killed my shipping heart. "Rhodey, in another world, maybe..." "It's a date, Captain. I'll see you there."
3. "Here goes everything" is now my new life motto because I just like how that sounds.
4. How many Dooms are there? Is there a Thor Doom and then a main Doom? Or is this just regular Doom leading the Thors into battle? Again, so many questions!
5. I'm not usually drawn to the art, but the plane fight scenes with the Banshees are particularly excellent. I like the entire look of the series, but these were great action scenes, which usually bore me but didn't here.
6. "Some things are worth dying for, Kit. We know where we stand and who we stand with. Do you?" Anyone who doesn't think Carol Danvers is an ideological hero on the level of Captain America, read this line. Carol Danvers for president 2020!
7. I love the fight scene between Kit and Carol. Guys, this is what fighting between two women looks like when it is not hypersexualized! Isn't it nice?
8. "Please don't do this. I'm begging you, Captain. If you go into the void, you'll die." "Maybe. Maybe not. But either way, we will have the truth." Again, Carol Danvers is the hero we all need.
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10. Ah!!! So much to talk about, so little time. I love how this comic ends, but I have so many questions.
booknooknoggin's review
2.0
This felt like nothing really happened, and wtf was up with the Banshee's( I mean Carol Corp. as they're called on the cover)? Almost gave this a 3 out of 5 because it's Capt. Marvel but if we upvote bad content then they will keep producing bad content.
bookishdi's review
3.0
I think I wanted a little more from Kelly Sue's goodbye to Captain Marvel. It just felt rushed to me, which is sad.
heyheyrenay's review
3.0
I loved all the characters, the team dynamic, and the character cameo, but I'm not convinced by the Secret Wars nonsense at all. I 100% don't understand the cliffhanger or how Carol is here but also in A-Force. Potentially this will make more sense when Secret Wars finally wraps up (please let it finally end in January, oh my gosh).
EVEN MORE THOUGHTS: http://ladybusiness.dreamwidth.org/2016/01/11/lets-get-literate-solid-lady-friendships-edition.html#carolcorps
EVEN MORE THOUGHTS: http://ladybusiness.dreamwidth.org/2016/01/11/lets-get-literate-solid-lady-friendships-edition.html#carolcorps
gillyreads's review
4.0
I enjoyed this. I love Carol and Deconnick never disappoints. It was a well contained and interesting story, though I think it did require some knowledge of Secret Wars to really get - which is what frustrates me about events - but overall I think it would still be enjoyable for Carol fans.
amandareid's review
5.0
This is Kelly Sue's final story with Carol Danvers, and I was NOT ready. Set in a BattleWorld-world, this alternate universe filled with Captain Marvel and her Carol Corps (total love-fest for the fans) made this fangirl get a bad case of the FEELZ. I miss you, Kelly Sue. <3