The first human Captain Marvel gets her first solo story before going to the big screen.
Though Carol Danvers has had the Captain Marvel codename for a decade now, Monica had the title in her very first appearance, and she’s the second Captain Marvel overall. The five-issue series will see Monica face a “reality-shattering crisis” that she’ll have to go alone in facing, and that journey is said to take place across space and time. In ato Marvel, Ewing talked about the feeling of taking Monica on this new journey.
Throughout the decades, Monica’s been a recurring player in Marvel comics and gone through numerous codenames, include Spectrum, Photon, and Pulsar. She’s frequently been an Avenger, most notably as the leader of the Mighty Avengers in Al Ewing and Greg Land’s 2013 run of the same name, and as a member of Ewing and Kenneth Rocafort’sfrom 2016. But those have all been team titles, with the closest thing to solo stories being a pair of one-shot titles from the late Dwayne McDuffie and Mark D.
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