Milestones, Achievements, and Slumber Parties: Ms. Marvel #31
In the context of a milestone issue for a teenage superhero, a slumber party is a fitting setup.
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Idols, Ideals, and Reminders in ‘Generations: Captain Marvel & Ms. Marvel #1’
Ms. Marvel reconnects with her idol, but a choppy narrative limits the impact.
Digital Dynamics With Analog Antics in ‘Ms. Marvel #17’
Ms. Marvel appeals to relevant drama, but struggles to make it a meaningful spectacle.
Heritage, Identity, and Idols in ‘Ms. Marvel #12’
Kamala Khan does some soul searching and reminds us why we love her.
Bracing for Heartbreak and Embracing It in ‘Ms. Marvel #8’
Her heart is in the right place. Her ideals are respectable. She sees the world through Disney-like ideals. It's clear that those ideals are destined to shatter.
‘A-Force #1’ Is Gender-Neutral Awesome
How to make an all-female team of heroes awesome for all genders.
Cross Culture Convergence in ‘Ms. Marvel #14’
It's easy to root for Kamala Khan, but that also means it's easy to feel the impact when her emotions get the better of her.
A Girl, Her Dog, and So Much More: “Ms. Marvel #8”
A loveable girl and a loveable dog team up to create a world of entertaining complications.
Radical Concepts In Lovability: “Ms. Marvel #4”
As new Ms. Marvel Kamala Khan struggles on her path to become a hero, she finds a way to make herself more lovable.