Regardless of how upbeat and positive a comic series is, it's almost a Marvel tradition to spin a few darker tales to really test the protaganist. This is Kamala's time, as alongside the whole Marvel Universe, the world is about to end. Guesting Captain Marvel as Kamala's mentor, this is G Willow Wilson and co. truly putting Ms Marvel on the map with this heartbreaking and heart-making story, as well as the the oncoming apocalypse, Kamala Khan has to decide when is it time to stop fighting? Is t...

I loved the heart in this volume. Best Ms. Marvel yet!

Update: It’s the emotions in this volume that captured me! I really like that Kamala really has to do some self reflection. She’s been keeping this secret from all of her friends and family but understands that maybe it’s time to be honest about some things even if it’s hard. Although, I think the “end of the world” thing was just a plot device, it does work well. I enjoyed the art and now I can understand why this series gets better volume by volume. This was the best volume to date! This is wh...

My love for this comic series has no end and this volume was no different. It had the perfect balance of heartwarming and heartbreaking, funny and thought provoking, the every day life of a teen and the epic life of a superhero. I can't recommend this series enough and I won't ever stop doing so. This series makes me ridiculously happy and I'm so excited to not only carry on with it but also explore the new series Kamala appears in from now on!

Another planet has appeared over Manhattan and it looks like the end of days for the Earth.Ms. Marvel Last Days is about Ms. Marvel's last days before the planet is destroyed and Secret Wars starts. If things weren't bad enough, Kamala's ex-crush Kamran kidnapped Aamir with the intent to expose him to the terrigen cloud. In a positive turn of events Kamala gets help from someone completely unexpected.I've come to appreciate Kamala and her fun outlook on things even if her powers and her story ca...

I just keep loving these Ms. Marvel graphic novels! I love Kamala, she's sweet, funny and quirky! Captain Marvel puts in an appearance in this book which made Kamala so happy as Captain Marvel is her hero =]. She had a fan girl moment and it was cute. The jerk, Kamran was back and causing more trouble by taking Kamala's brother. There was an interesting twist there. Kamala and Captain Marvel get him back to safety. There is also something creepy going on in the world. Is it end of days? There is...

Sweet ending to this run, and probably (for me) the most enjoyable Ms. Marvel since the first volume came out.Kamala finally comes face to face with her hero, and the result is a silly/sweet meet-cute. And since it's the End of the World as We Know It, there are some adorkable moments tying up loose ends, and saying goodbyeish-like things. Overall, this wasn't a comic I loved as much as everyone else did, but sometimes that's just the way it goes. *shrugs*However, I did think this was a nice se...

In this book, Kamala meets her biggest threat yet: the whims of Marvel editorial! That’s right, Ms Marvel and her creators G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona all get sucked into the maelstrom of shit that is Secret Wars in this fourth volume, Last Days. A planet appears in the skies above Manhattan signalling the end times. As Kamala resolutely tries keeping her friends and family safe from the chaos erupting in her hometown, Jersey City, she receives help from an unexpected visitor: Carol Danv...

This story is high quality and also fun. They keep it better than the last volume. There is something happening in NYC where a planet from another dimension seems to be colliding with the city, but only the city can see it. Ms. Marvel meets and fan crushes on Captain Marvel which is cute. Ms. has to round up her community into the school and try and keep people safe. End of the world madness ensues. There is 2 issues at the end of a team up of Ms. Marvel and spider-man. eh, not that great, but o...

"Gorgeous, but functional": Kamala Khan, speaking of the gift her predecessor Carol "Captain Marvel" Danvers gives to her after returning to team with her to begin to save Manhattan. A pin with Captain Marvel's star and Ms. Marvel's lightning bolt on it."That's how we roll," Capn Marvel sez.Things continue pretty much at status quo for much of this volume, which for me means it's okay, because I like the energy of this series a lot. Maybe I could have knocked it down a star, but the heck with it...

The series has gotten better with this being the best volume so far. That being said, I can't get past the terrible art. Alphona's art looks like something from Mad Magazine.

I love Kamala a little bit more with every volume of Ms. Marvel. Best part of this particular volume was the Ms. Marvel/Captain Marvel team-up. Kamala meets Carol! It's absolutely wonderful. Carol is in a great position to give Kamala some on the fly mentoring, and once Kamala stops actively fangirling, they work very well together. Kamala's brother, Aamir, gets some great scenes, too. I love how entirely happy he is in his own skin. I've had so much fun with this first set of Ms. Marvel, and I

In this fourth volume, Ms. Marvel continues to wow and impress as one of the standout new Marvel titles, and one that is poised to keep Marvel relevant in the comics-field (as opposed to just the movie aspect.)More, Kamala Khan (along with Miles Morales) is the best of a new generation of heroes; she is an utterly engaging heroine who is both likeable and sympathetic as she tries to navigate an adolesence as a Muslim AND a super-hero.The bits with her brother, and her best-friend really hit home...

If a teenager asked me "What's a good Marvel book to pick up" Ms. Marvel would come to mind right away. I believe 5-10 years from now Ms. Marvel will be a big enough name that she'll just be known. Especially when she gets her own show or movie. She's cute, funny, and has a lot of heart. As the days are dwindling down in the Marvel universe thanks to Secret Wars, the end is coming. Ms. Marvel spends her last day trying to do what she loves most. Protecting and helping people. She takes the first...

I really liked a couple of things in this volume but I was really irritated with the amount of insta-love. Kamala knew a guy for approximately TWO DAYS, and this volume takes place THREE WEEKS LATER and she's moping around about her heart being broken. Really, girl? Really?Overall this one felt like filler? I enjoyed the moments with Kamala's family and other characters, but I couldn't tell you one memorable thing about the plot.This just is not the comic series for me, and now that I've reached...

Another solid volume, I really loved this volume especially because of the great interaction between Ms Marvel and her Idol! One thing that is getting kind of old is Kamala's constant internal monologuing, I get she's young but it's...a lot. Anyway, I can't wait to see where they take her character next in the 2nd run. I'm really happy this series is my first proper introduction to Marvel Comics (I've read a few singles here and there but never committed to a series before). I'm excited to star...

I can only make stereotypical fangirl sounds when it comes to Ms. Marvel.

AN AMAZING, SMASHING CHAPTER!!!!!! Kamala, in the throes of a broken heart, must protect her city from a coming apocalypse and make things right with her family. Featuring a special appearance by SPIDER-MAN!!!!!!

Okay, I admit I liked seeing the short with Spidey at the end of this one, but that didn't make this volume awesome. Not by a long shot.Having the world end... did. :)Oddly enough, it really brought out the emotional bits and I might have teared up a little a one point. Doing everything you can as RIGHT as you can do it means a lot, even if it might all be completely hopeless.So yeah, the devil is in the details in this one. The small bits outperformed the big ending world bits. In fact, the big...

Five stars for the actual Ms. Marvel story included here, written by G. Willow Wilson and drawn in full by the lovely Adrian Alphona. Minus a full star because the last two issues in this volume are a Spider-Man/Ms. Marvel team-up, which was fun enough when Ms. Marvel was there and kind of boring when she wasn't, but my biggest issue is that it's totally jarring to read them after the other four issues in the book. This is why I love Adrian Alphona.I say it's jarring because Last Days, while ver...