COMICS: Carol Danvers Begins A New Adventure In CAPTAIN MARVEL #1 Preview

COMICS: Carol Danvers Begins A New Adventure In CAPTAIN MARVEL #1 Preview

The first lettered preview has hit for Kelly Sue DeConnick and David Lopez's upcoming comic, focused on death-defying Captain Marvel, as she continues her adventures across the universe with an all new team to help her fight crime. Hit the Jump to Check it Out!

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By r3negade - Mar 06, 2014 10:03 AM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics
Source: comicbookresources

Hero! Pilot! Avenger! Captain Marvel, Earth’s Mightiest Hero with death-defying powers and an attitude to match, is back and launching headfirst into an all-new ongoing series! As Captain Marvel, a.k.a. Carol Danvers, comes to a crossroads with a new life and new romance, she makes a dramatic decision that will alter the course of her life and the entire Marvel Universe in the months to come. It’s time to go HIGHER, FURTHER, FASTER and more in the most super-powered comic around!
















WRITTEN BY Kelly Sue DeConnick
ART BY David Lopez
COLORS BY Lee Loughridge
COVERS BY David Lopez, John Cassaday, Skottie Young, Leinil Yu

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Pasto
Pasto - 3/6/2014, 10:23 AM
Why did that guy say '?'?
NinjaKickTheDamnRabbit
NinjaKickTheDamnRabbit - 3/6/2014, 10:59 AM
Marvel is going to the shitter real fast
KrazyForKomix
KrazyForKomix - 3/6/2014, 11:14 AM
YAY! More rebooting! Go MARVEL!
StarkAnthony
StarkAnthony - 3/6/2014, 11:24 AM
What's with the furry cover?
giannis
giannis - 3/6/2014, 11:30 AM
The third cover is f.u.c.k.i.n.g awesome!
MsDarkPhoenix
MsDarkPhoenix - 3/6/2014, 11:31 AM
I'd say something about her name being Captain Marvel and not Ms. Marvel but I got bored of whining. At least her hair finally look good!!
AsgardianHobo
AsgardianHobo - 3/6/2014, 11:37 AM
lol, its not rebooting
jlabatman
jlabatman - 3/6/2014, 11:45 AM
That third variant cover is pretty good!
MakluIV
MakluIV - 3/6/2014, 11:48 AM
Marvel will never reboot the 616. They just expand it to other universes and dimension etc.
Leadpoison
Leadpoison - 3/6/2014, 12:20 PM
Good luck with that $3.99 price tag on 20 pieces of toilet paper, Marvel.
KrazyForKomix
KrazyForKomix - 3/6/2014, 12:35 PM
YAY! NEW CAPTAIN MARVEL #1!!!
Minato
Minato - 3/6/2014, 12:55 PM
Im sorry call me corny or whatever but I literally LOLed when she turned around and said “These are not the droids you’re looking for”. I wouldn’t mind Skye becoming Ms Marvel but I don’t like it when they change a characters back story or inexplicable reasons. I hope they keep the characters from AOS as original characters and just build unique stories for them. I can let the Deathlok thing go cause I don’t think we would see him any other way. BTW I like AOS
ellispart3
ellispart3 - 3/6/2014, 1:11 PM
i guess i really don't see the big issue with starting over at number 1. yea it's a gimmick to sell comics, made by a company who wants to sell comics. why is it really that surprising that visual gimmicks to attract new readers are being employed?
it's less daunting to a new reader to see a issue #1 instead of #201. comics with a high issue number may put newbies off. there's sooo much back story to pick up on. where's the natural jump on point? these reboots seem to happen when the story takes a turn or a new creative team comes on board, which kind of breaks books up into multiple stories instead of a long on going series.
yes, there less organization in the long run on the chronology of the stories in the future without trying to figure out which volume of captain marvel you're reading. also, i think it's very dismissive to your loyal readers calling it a reboot or revamp when it's simply a new storyline or new creative team. call it what it is. the original number is cool to see, but honestly, as long as the story is solid and the art is gorgeous, i'm cool with marvel, dc, or any other publisher trying something like this bring in new readers.
KeefNCookies
KeefNCookies - 3/6/2014, 1:18 PM
@DarkPhoenix
Exactly everything I was thinking. Nuff Said
ellispart3
ellispart3 - 3/6/2014, 1:36 PM
@nomis
i understand what you mean. I also remember the 90s comic collector's bubble. other differences between now and then are that those books in the 90s were using the gimmicks to sell so many copies of the same issue. this new gimmick would actually help sell new issues since there are more "brand new first issues" popping up ever 6 or 7 months from the same series. love them or hate them, variant covers seem like they are here to stay. also, the 90s had a huge influx of artists writing books who couldn't write. the artists were the driving force behind many of the books, so publishers thought "well if readers are buying the books because of the artists, just let the artists write the books". there are some amazing stories being published today, and i feel like the quality of today's comic outshine a good chunk of the 90s books.
the collectors rush of the 90s was doomed to fail from the get go. the reason old comics are valuable are due to the fact that they aren't all over the place. are todays comics getting caught with enormous print runs?
staypuffed
staypuffed - 3/6/2014, 1:39 PM
I'd really like to get into this series. I'll pick this up.
ellispart3
ellispart3 - 3/6/2014, 1:41 PM
@nomis
i agree with the confusion that can and will be caused by the resets, reboots, rewhatevers of the new first issues for retailers. i brought that up for a second in my first comment. i feel like there is a better way at handling this, but i also see this being beneficially to new readers. i don't see it as being as detrimental as the 90s collector's crash.
ellispart3
ellispart3 - 3/6/2014, 2:03 PM
nomis

it sounds like the biggest contributors to the past and future crash are the collectors. gimmicks to sell books aren't the problem in both scenarios (90s and current comics), but the collectors buying up multiple copies of the same issue which is viewed by the publisher as a successful book and requires another print run is more of the problem.
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