Captain Marvel #126
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| Writer | Margaret Stohl |
| Artist | Michele Bandini |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
DARK ORIGIN Part 2
They say you can't go home again...but what about a creepy, dark version of your childhood home?
CAROL DANVERS finds herself in just such a place and brings new meaning to sneaking out of the house!
Plus, as ALPHA FLIGHT endeavors to find Carol, what they do find will change everything!
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7.5
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Nov 22, 2017The action was really good. The story was interesting and an interesting continuation of the current arc. It will be interesting to see what twists are coming next. Read Full Review
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Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison
Nov 24, 2017Captain Marvel #126 is a decent read. The premise is interesting. Nothing especially exciting or dramatic happens. We get to see Carol shoot down some ships, but we get that one fairly often anyway. If youre a Captain Marvel fan like me, you will probably get something out of it. Otherwise, itll probably just give you some mild entertainment. I do recommend it, but not strongly. Read Full Review
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7.0
Comic Watch - Chaston
Dec 29, 2017Misdirection isn't a bad way to tell a story and in fact, can really help when it comes to surprising moments you didn't see coming. However, it just didn't play out that way and it hurt the story this time around. Captain Marvel is still a good book with a great writer and equally great artist. And in this case, I would just forgive and move on as the saying goes. "No one is gonna hit a home run every time they're up to bat." Read Full Review
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6.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Brandon J. Griffin
Nov 26, 2017Readers will find themselves as confused as Carol at first, but by the end this "dark-mirror-verse" story gives enough incentive to pick up the next issue. Read Full Review
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2.0
While Captain Marvel grapples with a mark-1 Evil Mirror Universe, her antagonists are on an Indiana Jones trip designed to drag the Reality Stone into the story in preparation for the next Infinity Whatever. Margaret Stohl accidentally demonstrates how shabby Captain Marvel's post-CW2 status quo is by transreversing her supporting cast's personality traits; it turns out Evil Wendy, Puck, and Sasquatch are just as bland and uninteresting as their normal versions. Add in some remarkably terrible names for EM characters and some art that feels like Michele Bandini is losing his enthusiasm for the title and we've got a regrettable reading experience. "Evil Mirror Universe" is an evergreen premise for just about any hero, but this lackluster exe more
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