Captain Marvel: StarForce Mission Log is a book based on Captain Marvel.
Synopsis[]
Popular journal format written from Captain Marvel’s perspective.
Follow Carol Danvers' personal mission log as she struggles to regain her memories of the past and learns how to harness her phenomenal powers. Complete with cosmic sketches and giant fold-outs, join in Danvers’ adventures as she fights alongside the fierce Kree Starforce warriors to protect their planet against their shapeshifting enemies—the Skrulls! Super hero fans will be enthralled by this origin story of Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most powerful hero and her intergalactic journey to find out who she really is!
Plot[]
Vers, having suffered amnesia from an unknown cause and forgetting everything except the last 6 years where she has trained to join Starforce, creates a journal (including sketches) to help fill in her backstory in case she suffers from it again. She starts out with simple characterizations of her team, ship, home planet and enemies before recounting the mission to Sy'gyl which was covered in Captain Marvel: Starforce on the Rise. The journal ends with the events of the first act of Captain Marvel, including her recurring dream, training with Yon-Rogg and the mission to Torfa where Starforce is ambushed by the Skrulls.
Appearances[]
Characters[]
- Vers
- Yon-Rogg
- Minn-Erva
- Supreme Intelligence
- Att-Lass
- Rhomann Dey
- Peer Kaal
- Bron-Char
- Korath
- Nova Prime
- Sun-Val
- Skrulls
Events[]
To be added.
Behind the Scenes[]
Continuity[]
The book is a mission log journal that explores missions led by Starforce from Carol Danvers' point of view. The book covers the events of Captain Marvel: Starforce on the Rise and delves into some of the events depicted in Captain Marvel, building the bridge between both projects. The book also includes pictures of the events described in Starforce on the Rise.[1] It features the character Peer Kaal, who was previously introduced in the prequel novel. Since the book's canonicity has never been acknowledged nor contradicted by Marvel Studios, it is considered to be material with an unconfirmed canon status within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.