MS. MARVEL VOL. 4: LAST DAYS (Ms. Marvel, 4)

Another great volume that closes out this run. Decent art throughout, and Ms. Marvel's greatest challenges so far. The guest appearances are stellar too!Highly recommended reading (both this volume and the entire run!)

Ms. Marvel’s new run featuring Kamala Khan as Ms. Marvel has been marked by three things: Kamala fighting small-scale battles to defend Jersey City, crossovers featuring much better established characters in the Marvel universe, and Kamala dealing with being a Muslim child of immigrants to America. The first and especially the last have been welcome; the second less so, but the crossovers have gotten better with time. Volume 4 features what are probably the best two crossovers yet (at least other than the S.H.I.E.L.D. crossover) and perhaps the best peek into Kamala’s family life yet (at least since Volume 1).Volume 4 is the first volume since Volume 1 drawn entirely by Adrian Alphona—Yes!—with the exception of the included issue of Amazing Spider-Man.Kamala finally gets to meet her idol and predecessor when Carol Danvers, now Captain Marvel.The volume also includes a Spider-Man comic in which Ms. Marvel appears (Peter Parker Spider-Man, not Miles Morales Spider-Man), as well as Silk, a post-radioactive spider bite woman. The story is standard stuff, but effective, and it was cool for an old Spider-Man fan to see what he is up to these days.The main storyline is based on a potential existential threat, but one that Ms. Marvel has no control over. Presumably the big picture stuff is being covered in other comics. I don’t care, though, because Ms. Marvel has always been at its best when it’s dealing with Kamala’s relationships with her family and friends.Well, that and her sheer exuberance at being a superhero.

Great comic

My goodness, I held off on reading a lot of the Marvel Now and All New All Different Marvel titles because of all the flack they were getting. People were complaining about different idealogies being shoved down their throat as if it was a Nazi re-education camp.This story is not that. This is the estory of a teenage girl who goes through changes and has to deal with the direction that life takes her. In a lot of ways, it's a "coming of age" story, Kamala Khan is a far more interesting and visceral Miss Marvel than Carol Danvers was.The art was amazing, I just loved this comic, I was primarily reading DC, but wow, this story was something beyond incredible. I highly, highly, highly recommmend you read it. Especially if you are a cat person.

Ms. Marvel is one of my favorite comic series on the market because it speaks to a variety of different readers. Kamala is just an average teenager - so it speaks to teens - who has extraordinary capabilities and can save the world. It doesn't hurt that she geeks out about the things she loves just as much as the rest of us do.G. Willow Wilson has really created a heroine that women of all ages can look up to and admire to be more like. I truly look forward to learning more about her, and seeing her kick some evil villain butt.

I am firmly convinced Ms Marvel is one of the best comic books coming out today. There are so many comics that are so DARK that I'd never give them to a young person to read, but not this one. It's unfortunate that most comics aren't made for kids any more, but I would have no problem giving this one to a middle schooler. The writing and the art are both superb and I love reading it.

If you don't like Ms. Marvel then your a communist...and not one of those hip modern ones. One of the old times ones with the handlebar mustaches and a great love of Stalin....so I guess you'd be a Stalinist? Any who, this book is great.

Loved it. Something for everyone in here. Love how she isn't your typical female super hero with a skimpy super tight outfit andunrealistic body type. I finally got this after reading about its popularity with a wide variety of people and how so many peoplereally liked it after thinking they wouldn't. I'm looking forward to having my daughter (and any subsequent children ;) ) read these when older.

This novel is marvellous to read hence Kamala Khan's alter ego's name. There is a surprise in this novel. This is involving Kamala's family. Kamala meets the original Ms. Marvel, Carol Danvers and that proves to be a superb encounter. The artwork in some sections of the book is suspect like in Volume 1 & Volume 2.However, its a great story appealing to a multitude of fans.

This was my least favourite of the Ms Marvel comics so far. It was still fun of course but it just didn't live up to the others in my opinion.

It didn't live up to the previous 3 installments. Still okay though, and it was cool having Captain Marvel show up.

good read

really good comic shows the diversity and understanding of cultures in are world. different from other comics I've read so far,great series