Captain Marvel in polybag form: the price is right, the ambition isn't. At 24 pieces this is a stocking stuffer, not a set.
The parts alone are worth about 195% of the street price — the basis for this A price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $8 of parts for $4.
Twenty-four pieces and one minifig don't leave much room for a build, and Captain Marvel doesn't break that pattern. The price grade is the highlight here — this one won't hurt your wallet, which is probably the point. What you're really buying is the minifig; the micro-build around her is more placeholder than display piece. Marvel collectors who need the character will find the cost easy to swallow, but don't expect the build to linger in your memory. As a standalone experience it's thin, but as a completionist grab or a small gift it punches above its piece count on value alone. The C+ overall is about right — inoffensive, unambitious, and cheap enough to forgive.