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Ms. Marvel Epic Collection: The Woman Who Fell To Earth (Ms. Marvel (1977-1979)) Kindle & comiXology

by Chris Claremont (Author, Contributor), Jim Shooter (Author, Contributor), David Michelinie (Author, Contributor), Format: Kindle Edition
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Collects Ms. Marvel (1977) #15-23, Marvel Team-Up (1972) #76-77, Marvel Two-In-One (1974) #51, Avengers (1963) #200 And Annual #10; And Material From Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) #10-11, Avengers (1963) #197-199 And Marvel Fanfare (1982) #24.

Chris Claremont weaves complex plots and compelling characterization in the conclusion of Carol Danvers' original adventures! As Ms. Marvel, Carol meets the Avengers for the first time! The shape-shifting Mystique makes her debut! A battle with Ronan the Accuser brings Carol and Mar-Vell together — and leads to a new look for our heroine! Encounters with Deathbird, the Guardians of the Galaxy and Sabretooth set the stage for a controversial Avengers saga and a life-altering battle against Mystique and Rogue, culminating in a major Marvel milestone featuring the X-Men and Avengers! Plus: Carol battles the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants — and mourns the passing of Mar-Vell!
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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Marvel (May 1, 2019)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 1, 2019
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
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Kevin Hilkert
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Package.
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023
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Great Package and Good Shipping. Great Book. Thank You.
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michael higgins
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Buy...!
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021
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Great story and artwork...
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Genae K Lancaster
5.0 out of 5 stars A Collection Of Classics
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2020
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Great collection of Bronze Age comics. A must have for lovers of this now classic character.
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Larry Dickman
4.0 out of 5 stars Good strories and art
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2019
Not the greatest, but there are some really good (and undersung, I think) comics artists working on this series, including: Jim Mooney, Sal Buscema, and Dave Cockrum.
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titus welliver
5.0 out of 5 stars Love Ms. Marvel!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019
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Epic epic epic!
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Elvin Ortiz
2.0 out of 5 stars Good-bye Ms Marvel: Watering Down a Great Hero
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2019
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Epic Collection shows the last issues for Ms Marvel in the late seventies. Chris Claremont continues at the helm for these Ms Marvel issues. In these, the Carol Danvers/Ms Marvel conflict continues albeit both are aware of each other’s existence. She battles Tiger Shark, Centurion, Ronan (a Kremlin Warrior), an underground civilization of lizards, Deathbird, the Faceless One, and Sabretooth. A few developments take place in Carol’s life: she gets fired from Women magazine; Mike Barnett, her psychologist, gets killed; and references are made that she is an Avenger. She also battles along Sgt. Fury, the Thing, Dr. Strange and Spider-man, and members of the Avengers and X-Men.

I give a two stars to this volume as opposed to its first issues because the characterization of Ms Marvel is watered down as Marvel closes the decade. Ms Marvel no longer appears in her own magazine; after that, she appears as a guest star in other comics; and one wonders if JJJ was at the head of Marvel comics, too. The feminist heroine that showed up begins to fade: she gets fired showing that a woman can’t handle a private life and a superhero life and she switches to a uniform that appears more feminine. We also get the impression that in the last issues of Ms Marvel, plot development has lost its compass. As Marvel moves to other mags, she bears a child who becomes her husband (absurd!), and after this, most of her presence is highlighted by suffering existential crisis rather than fighting villains. In fact, it seems that the Avengers’ stories here have lost their comic book quality: things happening to heroes rather than heroes saving the day. Ms Marvel becomes a “fruit-cake” in Betrayed and in Elegy nothing really happens. In these issues, she transforms herself in a hero called Binary killing off Carol Danvers and Ms Marvel. Chris Claremont’s heroine vanishes into a plotless world full of superheroes that struggle only among themselves rather than for the world. Was JJJameson in charge of this?

Although Epic Collection does a great job of collecting these issues in affordable volumes, I found the stories here lackluster and pointless as the heroine develops into nothingness. Disappointed by the stories.
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Shane haynes
4.0 out of 5 stars The conclusion of Ms.Marvel's original run.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 31, 2022
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Ms.Marvel Epic Collection Vol.2, brings Carol Danvers original run which started in the late 70's and ended in 1981, to its conclusion. Issue's 15-23 are collected together alongside issue's 24-25. The original Ms.Marvel comics ended after 23 issue's, but 24 and, 25 were largely completed but, not until after her original run was cancelled after issue 23.

Issue 20 shows of Carol Danvers in her redesigned costume. A black leotard, with a gold lightning flash on the front and, has a red sash tied around her waist. She is also wearing black thigh length boots. Also her Ms.Marvel logo was also redesigned.

Nearly all the issue's collected together in this volume made for fun and, enjoyable reading and, the artwork mostly looks pretty good too. However the storyline in Avengers #200, was the only one out of all of them, which proved to be a weird and, twisted storyline to read. Why comic book writers, write stories like the one in Avengers #200 leaves me feeling a little frustrated and, puzzled.

The writing was so bizarre, I was left wondering how Carol's pregnancy happened. In the end the last Avengers issue included in this book brings the story to its conclusion.

Overall it was a very good, enjoyable read, with mostly fun and entertaining stories. I feel as if I've learned a bit about Ms.Marvel as a character, now that I've read her original comic book run. Thanks to the Marvel Epic Collection series.
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Sabine Weyermann
5.0 out of 5 stars pourquoi la collection Epic?
Reviewed in France on November 2, 2020
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Pour deux malheureux volumes, cette série aurait mieux fait d'être éditée sous une autre forme par Marvel, juste pour être cohérent. Malgré tout, cela reste très chouette à lire et l'épisode dessiné par Michael Golden vaut à lui tout seul le détour. Dommage que le destin de Binary (nouvelle incarnation de Carol Danvers) soit quelque peu occulté par la conclusion, qui aurait mérité une poignée d'épisodes supplémentaires.
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Amazon カスタマー
4.0 out of 5 stars Some the best stories, but mediocre storytelling at the end
Reviewed in Japan on February 13, 2020
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Most of this is an excellent collection of some of the best stories with a developing and maturing Ms. Marvel. The ending when Ms. Marvel is working with the X-men, however, is not very well done. The quality of the animation drops noticeably. The story telling is confusing and rushed. There are too many reveals before the story is told, and then too many parts narrated in a rush. The reader is left quite unsatisfied.
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James
4.0 out of 5 stars Good quality story, bad quality printing.
Reviewed in Australia on November 1, 2019
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Pros: The story is solid. Its Written by Chris Claremont, comic legend. Its a time from when Ms Marvel was still cool and without all the politics being shoved down your throat like her modern version.

Cons: This along with a few other Epic volumes were printed by Quad Graphics, who manufactured these book with terrible quality. The paper is very thin, the cutting isnt square and the cover curls. Thankfully Marvel have dumped them and their shodding work, however until the book is reprinted, you are stuck with the 1st editions by Quad. My copy was not too bad, but expect it to drive your OCD mad. Given all this, explains why its at a lower price. Get it on dicount if you can, the stories are solid and not collected like this before. Shame the printer Marvel chose for this book did such a terible job. Their worst victim was Spider-man: Venom.
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Temple Phoenix
4.0 out of 5 stars A Complicated First Ending For a Complicated Character
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 24, 2019
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Uniquely for the Epic Collection series, we've got both volumes of the Ms. Marvel Epics in the same year, a welcome way to get the entire run of her original comic for the shelf in one quick go. And it's a title that benefits from the Epic treatment; Ms. Marvel's history around this time was pretty complex, and the two volumes do an admirable job of collecting it in the best possible way.

In this second volume, covering issues 15-23 of the Ms. Marvel book, Carol Danvers finds herself (under the well-trained hand of Chris Claremont and artists Jim Mooney and Dave Cockrum) clashing with a mysterious new villain called Mystique, the Kree enforcer Ronan the Accuser, and an underground race of savage reptilians, among others. Along the way she fights alongside the Avengers, finds herself a new costume and continues to juggle her superheroics with her duties as the editor of Woman magazine. Claremont does a good job of making her internals struggles as interesting as her internal ones, and we also get a two-part Marvel Team-Up story that pairs her with Dr. Strange and Spider-Man, and a Marvel Two-in-One tale that establishes her presence at the legendary superhero poker nights.

Sadly, her solo title was cancelled with issue #23, even though issues 24 and 25 were mostly completed - these were eventually released in the Nineties, and so they are slotted back in to their original intended place here, facing MM off against Sabretooth and exploring the Mystique situation a little further. Then we move on to the controversial 200th issue of Avengers, with a mysterious pregnancy removing her from the universe in a story that seems incredibly ill-judged today, which is why it is immediately followed by Avengers annual #10, which acts as both a sequel and rebuke to it, as well as describing the fateful meeting with Rogue (making her first appearance here) that would change Carol's life forever. To wrap up the narrative, the volume also includes an issue of Marvel Fanfare from a few years later, which acts as a coda to this period of stories as well as looking to Danvers' future.

Extras include an article from F.O.O.M., two house ads and a page of Cockrum original art. Fans of her recent movie may be surprised by the many often messy twists and turns the original story of Carol Danvers took, but this and the previous volume do the best possible job of presenting them for everyone to experience.
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