Review: What a fun, fantastic read! This is my first exposure to Carol Danvers and it will not be the last. She is just my sort of superhero – snarky, bad-ass, brash, and brave. I enjoyed this story immensely, in part because of DeConnick excellent writing. The art was strong and bold, suiting the action and dialogue perfectly.
What I enjoyed most about the story was Danvers’
imperfections. DeConnick wrote her as one who is still sorting out what it
means to be a hero, whose personal life is a bit tangled, who makes bad choices
like we all do, and who hasn’t found her clear direction yet. This gave Danvers
a complexity and endearment I don’t normally see in comic books. I like the
idea of not every hero being the perfect diplomat, or person, or fighter – but
a human, with all our nonsense and mistakes and imperfections.
Worth reading, for the appearance of the Guardians alone,
but more so for Carol Danvers and her adventures. With humor, emotion, and
action, DeConnick writes us a fantastic story.
Bookmarks: 4 of 5
Awards: None
ISBN: 978-0-7851-9013-4
Year Published: 2015 (Collected Captain Marvel, #1-6, 2014)
Date Finished: 5-16-2017
Pages: 98
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