Ms. Marvel (1977-1979) #13B by Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

SMC Rank

27744

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Members' Rating

3.67

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Release Information

Published January, 1978 (Bronze Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1978 for £0.12 GBP. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is £11.71 GBP.

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Issue Story(s)

Homecoming!

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Writer(s)

Chris Claremont

Interior Penciler(s)

Jim Mooney

Interior Letterer(s)

Peter Iro

Interior Inker(s)

Joe Sinnott

Interior Colorist(s)

Francoise Mouly

Cover Penciler(s)

Gil Kane

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Editor(s)

Archie Goodwin

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Ratings and Reviews

by Fausticus1 on 7/9/2013 7:35:00 AM (Variant A)

This issue starts with Carol visiting her mother. The consequences of the last issue are explained in a flashback. The struggle between Ms. Marvel and Carol is finally resolved in this flashback. It's a real relief to both Carol and the reader. i really like how this was handled. There's some setup for a future story and then the second part of the comic is a fight between Ms. Marvel and 2 unknown foes. I really liked the fight and the villains although little is explained about them. The issue has a good flow to it and the art is excellent again.