Captain Marvel #11
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| Writer | Kelly Thompson |
| Artist | Carmen Nunez Carnero |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
CAPTAIN MARVEL'S LAST STAND!
The world has turned its back on her. Her powers are fading. And Carol Danvers has never felt more lost. But when a world that shunned her needs Captain Marvel, she will answer the call, because that's what heroes do. Carol is in the fight of her life -- one that by it's very nature must destroy her. What will be left when it's all over?
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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ComicBook.com - Matthew Aguilar
Oct 16, 2019This is the hero fans first fell in love with, and it's great to see her shine. Read Full Review
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9.5
Comic Watch - Nicholas Osborn
Oct 27, 2019Captain Marvel #11 caps off what is arguably the most exciting Captain Marvel story in recent years with truly powerful drama and tons of action. Read Full Review
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9.4
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Oct 16, 2019Carmen Carnero knocks it out of the park with the art in this issue. Everything looks amazing and there are some truly gripping visual moments throughout this issue. The opening panels of this issue are some of my favorite. Read Full Review
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9.0
Word Of The Nerd - Cat Wyatt
Oct 16, 2019Captain Marvel #11 had a little bit of everything in it, along with a brilliant conclusion. I know many fans have been eagerly looking forward to the next plot arc, but I personally enjoyed this one immensely. Though I'd be lying if I said I wasn't anxious to find out what happened next... Read Full Review
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9.0
You Don't Read Comics - Kellie Keener
Oct 23, 2019While the story wraps up more neatly than it would, in reality, healing is a lifelong process in many cases, it's still an important look into trauma, and how victims can become just as harmful as the person who harmed them. And just because she lost the fight doesn't mean Ripley is gone for good- it looks like she'll be back to cause problems for Carol. Read Full Review
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8.5
Multiversity Comics - Quinn Tassin
Oct 21, 2019Kelly Thompson continues to shine as she shows us what makes Captain Marvel such a great hero. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comics: The Gathering - Charles Martin
Oct 16, 2019Captain Marvel #11 serves as a satisfying win by itself, but it's even better as an inclusive summation of everything this volume has done. Strong character work, passionate visuals, and outstanding long-term plotting suggest even more wonders await Carol Danvers in stories to come. Read Full Review
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8.0
But Why Tho? - Charles Hartford
Oct 17, 2019Lastly, I want to end this month's review with a special thank you to Carmen Carnero for her magnificent work on this book. Her visuals have come to define Carol Danvers for me and I look forward to seeing her expressive art continue in all of her future endeavors. Read Full Review
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8.0
On Comics Ground - Joanna Robinson
Oct 21, 2019Captain Marvel is going to have to pull out all the stops when it comes to defeating someone with HER powers! But will she have enough strength to defeat Star after being drained to the point of death?! Read Full Review
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6.5
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Oct 21, 2019With each passing issue Kelly Thompson grows more confident in her writing of Captain Marvel and Carol Danvers' character. Captain Marvel #11 was another example of that with strong hero moments and supporting cast usage. Unfortunately the lack of development around Star brought the entire "Falling Star" story arc down. The character never gets passed being a one-note villain, even in the final page. That leads Captain Marvel #11 from missing out on going from potentially being great to just being a solid read. Read Full Review
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5.0
Newsarama - Kat Calamia
Oct 18, 2019Captain Marvel #11 is a moody issue with an appealing tone, but the villain/hero dynamic between Star and Carol still feels too hollow for the amount of attention Marvel has given their rivalry. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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9.5
I was honestly really impressed with this issue. It did a lot for me. I think it finally undid the damage that Civil War II did to the character a few years back. She's likeable here. We see her at her lowest and she claws her way back up like a hero would. There will always be a stigma around this character because of how certain writers wrote her, but I hope this run, and those willing to give it a chance, changes how people see Carol Danvers as a character. Also, I thought the ending was very clever. Captain Marvel and the reality stone have an inexplicable history and I really didn't think anyone was going to do something with the Infinity Stones after Gerry Duggan changed them in Infinity Wars. It's so obvious: the Infinity Stones merg more
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9.5
I thought this was a really good issue okay don't @ me.
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8.5
Arc was wrapped up nicely while leaving an interesting cliff hanger.
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8.5
A satisfying ending to Thompson & Carnero's run on the comic that brings everything together for the big finale of volume 2. The character work is still sharp and I'll miss Carnero's Carol. It nothing that's going to change the world, but it's rock solid superhero drama that's got me ready for whatever Thompson & Garbett and bringing us next month.
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8.0
This issue, it's Star's turn to ride the paradox train. "You suck, Captain Marvel! That's why I wanna be just like you!" She's a big ol' ball of PTSD and invasive alien technology, though, so it's OK for her to be confused. Kudos to Carol -- and her author -- for calling out (at least a little bit) the inherent contradictions in Star's motivation.
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