** spoiler alert ** 
 In Crushed, Kamala meets a super cool guy who seems to totally get her until, of course, he turns out to be terrible. It's a bit of an overdone plot, and the comic format makes it feel a bit rushed, but it works fine. Even though we never get a grasp on Kamran's character (and his sudden change in behaviour is disturbing), it's still nice to see how Kamala reacts to what's going on. 
 Then some big plot stuff gets set up and then... Last Days. The world ends. 
 According to Wikipedia, it was some big Marvel "event"? I guess I don't really understand. It was nice to see how Kamala deals with the end of the world, but it seems like she had such a short run. And it's hard to see how the series can recover from... everyone dying? The only alternative is that it's was a fake-out and Kamala isn't dead, despite all the resolutions, and that's not a whole lot better. 
 And I guess this is my issue with the superhero/extended universe stuff in general - I can't possibly keep up with everything, but I feel like I'm missing half the story when I read just the ones I like. It's hard not to be put off. 
 I do like Kamala, though, and I like the nerdy references ("KHAAAAAAAN!"), and I like how she relates to her friends and her family. I just can't help but think that her story would have been much more interesting without the confusion of all these different superheroes around (when she gets her powers, one of the first things they do is try to figure out which origin story she fits - is she a mutant? is she created? no, she's an "inhuman"/part alien whose powers were activated by chemicals.... okay...). And while I can appreciate the part of her character that geeks out over meeting other superheroes, I feel like there's a better story to be found if she simply used stories of fictional superheroes to build an identity for herself. Imagine if Captain Marvel were a fictional character whose persona Kamala adopted... 
 Anyways, I'm sure this comes down to personal taste. Readers who are more invested in the Marvel brand probably get a lot more out of the crossovers and extended universe "events".