Reviewed by Quirky Cat on

4 of 5 stars

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This is a worthwhile read if you’re a.) trying to follow all of the Infinity Countdown plots, or b.) a huge fan of Captain Marvel. Thankfully I’m both, so I loved this issue! This one has been following a recent trend for Captain Marvel; having her question her actions and doubt herself. Considering the events of Civil War II it’s really no surprise that Carol is having a bit of an emotional crisis like this. However, it is really refreshing to see, as odd as that sounds. They put Carol’s character through a lot during Civil War II, and this is a great way to bring her back to roots. Her self-doubt brings her back to a more human level, and I think that’s something we really needed to see from her right now.
As many of you may have heard by now, in the comics Captain Marvel is in possession of one of the Infinity Stones. Shocking, I know. I won’t say which one it is, but you could probably guess if you took the time. I will say that her having the stone allows for an interesting plot in this issue, and gives us an opportunity to see what alternate universe Captain Marvels there are out there.
In short this issue is both fun and solemn, which is a bit of an odd blend I know, but it really works with what has been happening in Carol’s life lately. I’m looking forward to seeing her part in Infinity Wars (both in the movies and in the comics).

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  • 6 June, 2018: Reviewed