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Cover: Paul Renaud

Ms. Marvel #9

Aug 2010 · Marvel · 14.99 USD
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Ms. Marvel 9: Best You Can Be collects the final story arc of Kelly Sue DeConnick's 2014 Ms. Marvel series, following Carol Danvers as she faces a threat that forces her to confront what it truly means to be a hero. This volume includes issues #38-41, wrapping up Carol's tenure as Ms. Marvel before her transition to Captain Marvel, with guest appearances from several Avengers and other Marvel heroes.

In "The Amazing Spider-Date," Ms. Marvel races across the country chasing a trail of deception, from a remote cabin to the streets of San Francisco, only to find Mystique always one step ahead. With Captain Marvel dismantling the Church of Hala in Seattle and an enigmatic engraved invitation looming, Carol Danvers faces a final confrontation she didn’t see coming. Written by Brian Reed and illustrated by Sana Takeda and Ben Oliver, with colors by Takeda and Gandini and letters by Dave Sharpe, the issue’s cover by Paul Renaud captures the tension of a showdown on the horizon.

Contains 5 stories
The Amazing Spider-Date
22 pp · Superhero
HAMMERStoryteller [Gavin] (cameo flashback)AIM (cameo flashback)
Untitled Superhero story
22 pp · Superhero
Rick Mason

In "null," Ms. Marvel follows a trail of chaos after a series of attacks on the Church of Hala, suspecting Captain Marvel is behind them—only to confront the unsettling truth that someone is impersonating her. When Carol tracks the deception to a remote mountain cabin, the confrontation with Mystique erupts in a fiery explosion, leaving more questions than answers.

Untitled Superhero story
22 pp · Superhero
Captain Marvel [Skrull sleeper agent #96] (villain)Gordon Marks (villain)

In "null," Ms. Marvel follows a trail that leads from a remote cabin to the ruins of the Church of Hala in Seattle, where Captain Marvel makes a dramatic stand. As the hunt intensifies, Ms. Marvel closes in on Mystique in San Francisco—only for her target to slip away. When an engraved invitation arrives, summoning her to Seattle for a final confrontation, the stakes rise beyond the battle itself.

Untitled Superhero story
22 pp · Superhero
Captain Marvel [Skrull sleeper agent #96] (villain, death)Skrulls (villains, cameos)

In "null," Ms. Marvel lands in Seattle chasing Mystique, only to be ambushed in a twisted game where she must fight a Skrull impersonating Captain Marvel. After dismantling the imposter, Mystique vanishes—leaving Carol to reflect on her next steps, even as she shares a quiet moment with Spider-Man.

Protector
8 pp · Superhero

In "Protector," Noh-Varr finds himself tested in a sudden, unexpected fight when a woman from the future appears to challenge his abilities—only to reveal a startling resemblance to his friend Annie. The encounter throws him into a disorienting mystery, blurring the lines between past, present, and what might come.

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Cast · 36 characters

Full credits

writer Brian Reed
artist, inker, colorist Sana Takeda
artist, inker Ben Oliver
letterer Dave Sharpe
cover pencils, inks Paul Renaud

Reprints

↩ Reprints Ms. Marvel #47 (2010), Ms. Marvel #48 (2010), Ms. Marvel #49 (2010), Ms. Marvel #50 (2010), Ms. Marvel #9 (2010), Ms. Marvel #50 (2010)

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