Ms. Marvel # 38 - Meet The New Boss...
is a comic book published by Marvel Publishing & released on 6 / / 2009User Rating - 12 votes, 3.5 avg.
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FROM THE PAGES OF DARK AVENGERS! Now it can be
revealed. After the fall of Carol Danvers, the villainous Moonstone has
now taken up the mantle of the world’s greatest super-heroine. And
don’t worry…she’s gonna save the hell out of you.
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An Introduction Into the Mind of the New Ms. Marvel
Reviewed by Hyperion322 on May 1, 2009. Hyperion322 has written 40 reviews. His/her last review was for . 8 out of 8 users recommend his reviews. |
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A lot of fans thought the original Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers) could be hardcore (due to her military and Kree background), but Dr. Karla Sofen, formerly known as Moonstone, currently known as Ms. Marvel, is a cold blooded killer. This is explained in livid detail when a psychic forces Sofen to admit a dark secret and she shows no remorse, instead giving an analysis of what it means to be a killer. This all happens after she slaughters would-be bank robbers and is heralded as a true champion by the police and surrounding crowd for doing, "-- what needed doing."
Brian Reed paints a perfect picture of the woman who's sole motivation is selfishness and provides an excellent introduction for readers unaware of the former member of the Masters of Evil and the Thunderbolts. While Rebeckah Issacs' artwork is solid, her Ms. Marvel can (at times) look somewhat awkward, and her version of the Hulk is something to be desired. Still both story and art make a fantastic read and readers excited for what's to come!
~ Hype
Brian Reed paints a perfect picture of the woman who's sole motivation is selfishness and provides an excellent introduction for readers unaware of the former member of the Masters of Evil and the Thunderbolts. While Rebeckah Issacs' artwork is solid, her Ms. Marvel can (at times) look somewhat awkward, and her version of the Hulk is something to be desired. Still both story and art make a fantastic read and readers excited for what's to come!
~ Hype
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