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Jamie McKelvie, designer of Carol Danvers’ now-iconic Captain Marvel costume, will create his first Captain Marvel story in July’s Captain Marvel #30 as both writer and artist, as announced through SyfyWire (opens in new tab).
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McKelvie designed Danvers’ first costume as Captain Marvel in 2012, which has formed the basis of numerous evolutions through the subsequent years as well as Carol’s MCU costume – all of which come from McKelvie’s original design. Even though he designed Carol’s Captain Marvel costume, McKelvie has never worked on an actual Captain Marvel story – until now.
What’s more, McKelvie’s story will also include Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel, another character whose costume McKelvie designed but who he’s never created a story for.
“Despite designing both Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel, I never had the chance to work on stories about either of them,” McKelvie states in the announcement. “So I was excited to be asked to contribute to this issue, and get to tell a story that gets to the heart of how I see both Carol and Kamala.”
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McKelvie has recently been working on his creator-owned title The Killing Horizon, as well as teaming up with his long-time collaborator Kieron Gillen for a story in April 27’s Batman: Black and White #5.
Captain Marvel #30 will be an oversized issue that also features a main story from the title’s regular creative team of writer Kelly Thompson and artist Jacopo Camagni, which will conclude Carol’s current arc in which she takes on a new, magic-themed costume while working alongside Doctor Strange (who recently became Carol’s, uh, ally with benefits).
“Carol Danvers thinks she’s seen it all, including a terrifying future that only she can prevent. Convinced that magic is the answer to her problem, she’s about to face a hard truth: No magic in the universe can save her from herself,” reads Marvel’s official solicitation for Captain Marvel #30.
“Captain Marvel holds the lives of billions in her hands — and the decision she makes here will change her forever. Past, present, and future are about to collide!” it concludes. “Don’t miss the oversized 30th issue of Captain Marvel, including a special story written and drawn by Jamie McKelvie, the original designer of the Captain’s now-iconic red, blue and yellow suit!”
Here’s a gallery of Jacopo Camagni’s interior pages from the main story, along with the cover by Marco Checchetto:
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Captain Marvel #30 is due out July 21. Watch for Marvel’s full July 2021 solicitations later this month on Newsarama.
Before Captain Marvel #30, catch up on the best Captain Marvel stories of all time.
