| Issue | #1 |
| Published | May 2006 |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Andy Schmidt; Molly Lazer (Assistant Editor) [As Lazer]; Aubrey Sitterson (Assistant Editor) [As Sitterson]; Joe Quesada (Editor-In-Chief) |
| Notes | There are three covers available for this issue, the standard cover by Frank Cho and two Michael Turner variants; a sketch version and a finished version of the same artwork inked by Peter Steigerwald. |
| Characters | Ms. Marvel [Carol Danvers] |
| Genre | Super-hero |
| Pencils | Frank Cho (Standard version); Michael Turner (Variant versions) |
| Inks | Frank Cho (Standard version); Peter Steigerwald (Finished Variant version) |
| Notes | There are three covers available for this issue, the standard cover by Frank Cho and two Michael Turner variants; a sketch version and a finished version of the same artwork inked by Peter Steigerwald. |
| Characters | Ms. Marvel [Carol Danvers]; Jake (Child dressed as Luke Cage); Vincent (Child dressed as Spider-Man); Unnamed child dressed as Wolverine; Stilt-Man (Villain); Unnamed truck driver; Jessica Drew (Not in Spider-Woman costume); Sarah Day; Brood (Cameo; Villains); Captain America [Steve Rogers]; Sharon Carter [Agent 13]; Hydra Agents; Billy; Unnamed Waffle Hut employee |
| Synopsis | Out to prove she can be the best heroine possible, Ms. Marvel (easily) defeats Stilt-Man, saves three little boys from near death, meets with her publicist, has lunch with Jessica Drew, calls Captain America while he's battling Hydra agents and ends up in the middle of an earth attack by the Brood, all in a single day's work. |
| Genre | Super-hero |
| Script | Brian Reed |
| Pencils | Roberto De La Torre [Rob De La Torre] |
| Inks | Jimmy Palmiotti [James Palmiotti] |
| Colors | Chris Sotomayor |
| Letters | Dave Sharpe |
| Notes | Jessica Drew apppears out of her Spider-Woman costume this issue. Three children appear dressed as Wolverine, Spider-Man & Luke Cage. |
| Characters | Ms. Marvel [Carol Danvers]; Brood Alien |
| Synopsis | Brian Reed text piece on how Ms. Marvel taught him who Queen Elizabeth was. |
| Genre | Super-hero |
| Script | Brian Reed |
| Pencils | Frank Cho |
| Inks | Frank Cho |
| Notes | Features artwork for issue #2 and indicia appears on this page. |