Its great to see Carol Danvers finally become "the best of the best" by obtaining the role of Captain Marvel. However, I find that I enjoy her earlier adventures more than her Captain Marvel exploits. It may be because of the progress and struggle that she endured before becoming "captain", and plus I have more exposure to her older issues (though I plan to read more Captain Marvel soon). In this way, I've been sleeping on Carol's current role and haven't given it much credit. Do you see Carol Danvers in a stronger light as Captain Marvel or was she already in her prime as Ms. Marvel?

C.D. fans, where y'all at?!

Nowhere. People don't like her personality, they like the idea of her. The end.

From what I've seen new Ms. Marvel is better than Carol Danvers was for the entirety of the time I've been reading comics be she Ms. or Captain. Then again I've only read comics during the time, when a bunch of clueless writers tried to somehow make her a thing simply, because she was pretty much the only none X-men female Marvel had at the time... And we got them trying to tell us how she is such a STRONG WOMAN because she rather watches an alien suffocate then fight the thousand other aliens still attacking earth.

She will always be Ms. Marvel. She is FAR better then the current Ms. Marvel.

@themysciran: Well, I like her personality and "the idea of her" (the reason for posting this forum).

@stahlflamme: Good point. However, she did go through a lot of unfortunate events (like finding out her boy-friend was supposedly dead and that a skrull was impersonating her, to name a few). I see it as her directing all that rage and frustration onto the invading skrulls.

@flawedanatomy95: Would it have hurt to direct it at the skrulls on the ground killing people?

@stahlflamme: She did eventually.

I like Carol Danvers she is a cool character to me. I rather have her name be Ms. Marvel than Captain Marvel fits better to me.

My vote goes toward Ms Marvel. She will always be Ms Marvel to me. I loved her Brian Reed run back in the mid 2000s. Not to mention, her Ms Marvel outfit is iconic and fits her perfectly.

I like her as Captain Marvel. "Ms. Marvel" is just so 1970s era feminist. It would help if she weren't being written the way she is right now. The first year or two of her new book was great, except for when they were handing the art to what looked like illustrators of children's books. I like strong women, though I do agree that there has been some weird feminist validation woven into her story that doesn't suit the character well.

She will always be Ms Marvel to me...an actual character and not whatever the heck she's supposed to be now. The whole Captain Marvel thing is one desperate (failing) PR gag of Marvel...

Captain Marvel could had been better served if Marvel had used Monica Rambeau (The first woman to hold the title Captain Marvel) instead of Carol.

Why didn't Marvel push Monica Rambeau as Captain Marvel

She is always Ms. Marvel to me. Plus, I want her back in her black (that shows off her glorious legs, ass and tits) or original (first showing) suit; I also desire her long, blonde hair back. I agree with above that Monica should be Captain Marvel. Furthermore, Kamala should have a new name altogether (she's a stupid character, anyway).

@flawedanatomy95: She had a better writer. Marvel hasn't given her a top notch writer. For instance Gail Simmone currently is writing Domino a mini series why isn't she writing Captain Marvel. Why isn't someone like al Edwing writing her since he's great with cosmic stories. There's other good writers but they never get them. I think she needs a badass cosmic story. I would like to see her build out a team a little more add 3 more members Noh-Varr, Darkhawk, bring back Phyla-Vell or even add an Eternal like Sersi on his team.

Carol will always be Ms. Marvel to me. She's been "Captain Marvel" for a while now and I'll never get used to it. She's had several titles of her own, even mini-series, and they all get cancelled. How many more need to be cancelled for Marvel Comics to finally realize that the character has no staying power?

Obviously Ms. Marvel. And no, not simply because Ms. Marvel was a curvy sex goddess (which, as a heterosexual man, I can always appreciate), but because Carol Danvers was simply a much better character back then. Specifically, in the 90s comics, when she was struggling with alcoholism. That was a great character arc for her. It showed that she is a person first, superhero second, and she struggles with regular issues like anyone else.