This is my first foray into anything related to Captain Marvel, so take what I have to say with that in mind. I'll review this as a completely stand-alone thing as I have read nothing else about the character.

I like the idea of Captain Marvel as represented here. She is a strong, capable women with some of the strongest powers in the MCU. That said, this storyline is really nonsensical, largely due to the fact that it's time-traveled based which works about once in a thousand attempts. I did like that the time-travel aspects allowed us to see how she got her powers, as it was a way to show that scene without flash-backing the reader (even if the result is the same).

I want to like Carol Danvers as a character, but there's, so far, too much patriotic nonsense and tough guy bravado. I suppose I don't know of too many other characters in Marvel like that, and I find it off-putting. This is a problem with making soldiers into superheroes though, and while Captain America oddly does not suffer from the same issue, I can maybe understand why they would go that route with a female character.

Nevertheless, I'm going to keep reading these and see how they evolve.