Captain Marvel #128
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| Writer | Margaret Stohl |
| Artist | Michele Bandini |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
DARK ORIGIN PART 4
DANVERS VS. QUILL!
The Prize-the REALITY STONE!
But will the power of this unearthed artifact be enough to pull Carol back to reality, or is this merely the first step in a much larger quest?
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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6.0
Comic Watch - Chaston
Feb 05, 2018Dark Origins is a weird ride as everything is silly with such a series title. Stohl brings twisted aspects such as Thanos as a hero and another upside down concepts. Save for a few confusing story moments, it's still a fun ride and enjoyable. Hopefully, Dark Origins ends with a bang and some serious positive moments. And I definitely look forward to getting back to our "regularly scheduled universe." Read Full Review
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5.0
Comics: The Gathering - Charles Martin
Jan 31, 2018Carol is due to pop up in Infinity Countdown in a few weeks lugging the Reality Stone. When it's time to explain the stone's origins, I think she's likely to sigh and rub the bridge of her nose and say something like, "There was a whole … Mirror Universe … Thing." And that is about all you need to know about this story arc; only the most die-hard Carol fans (and those of us who love the way Michele Bandini draws her) will want to slog through the plot-hole-y details. Read Full Review
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4.5
Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison
Feb 02, 2018Captain Marvel #128 has unfortunately brought Dark Origins to a grinding halt. Its the kind of misfire issue that makes the previous issues feel of lower quality because this is a part of what they were leading to. That being said, the conclusion of #129 still has a chance to redeem this arc, and the ending does promise some interesting developments. However, #128 is left feeling mediocre and aimless, unable to be saved by its solid art or charming characters and dialogue. I cant quite recommend this one. Check back next issue. Read Full Review
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5.0
The Ravagers and Zetas run a poorly-conveyed scam on Thanos the Just. The implication, barely explored at all, that the 616 is considered a hell-dimension by AU folks like Good Thanos, is intriguing. The lesser plot threads - Thanos and Eve's mysterious quest for the Reality Stone - are much more promising than the main space pirate story. Can we hold the creators responsible for failing to recognize that? Hooo, yes. As usual, stellar art by Michele Bandini bravely hoists this issue out of trainwreck territory.
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