I think if you're comparing Wonder Woman to Captain Marvel, you have to remember they're two completely different women and represent two distinct kinds of feminism.
Diana is a princess born on an island of only women and is pretty ignorant of the patriarchy and openly defies social norms, which is fantastic. There are all these rules men have made, that they expect everyone to follow, and she just doesn't give a damn. She does what she wants to do, not what men tell her she's allowed to. The "No Man's Land" thing was a bit cheesy but it got the point across.
Carol grew up in a world where she is always being told her place, always being told "you're a girl so stick to the easy stuff". Yet she fought every step of the way to succeed in a man's world and no matter how many times it would knock her down she'd find the strength to get back up again and keep fighting. She does what she wants to do, not what men tell her she's capable of doing.
Wonder Woman's message is inspiring because we all wish we could just ignore all the rules men have placed upon us and as a result she's an example to follow, yet I'd argue Captain Marvel's message is more empowering because it's more personal - it's about succeeding despite the doubt others have in your abilities, despite the doubt they try to make you feel towards yourself.
