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narflet's review
4.0
I have a smile on my face every time I read a new issue of Ms. Marvel.
In this issue, we get our first guest artist drawn issue. Jacob Wyatt does an excellent job of taking over from Adrian Alphona. Wyatt's artwork is excellent and compliments Alphona's art very well. It didn't feel jarring switching artists at all, and the start of a new arc is a good time to do it.
The writing is outstanding, obviously. You should know that by now. Kamala's chat with Sheikh Abdullah is wonderful, and Wolvie showing up is a fun development! I have no idea why he's currently powerless, I'll have to look that up, but the interaction between the two is wonderfully done. These monthly waits for the next issue are excruciating!
In this issue, we get our first guest artist drawn issue. Jacob Wyatt does an excellent job of taking over from Adrian Alphona. Wyatt's artwork is excellent and compliments Alphona's art very well. It didn't feel jarring switching artists at all, and the start of a new arc is a good time to do it.
The writing is outstanding, obviously. You should know that by now. Kamala's chat with Sheikh Abdullah is wonderful, and Wolvie showing up is a fun development! I have no idea why he's currently powerless, I'll have to look that up, but the interaction between the two is wonderfully done. These monthly waits for the next issue are excruciating!
ajkane's review
5.0
This series is only getting better the further along we go! This instalment was absolutely epic, and always leaves me wanting more! I think it's fair to say that I'm kind of obsessed.
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particularly her fangirling over Wolverine (which is completely relatable because he's awesome)meobrien91's review
5.0
Liked the interaction of Kamala with her imam/youth imam(not sure what position the sheikh man was) and paralleling her crime fighting almost as a way of practicing the tenets of her faith. This presentation of her faith alongside her crime fighting is a great way to showcase a balance in her life that many that are either religious or not can relate to in living normal life.
I also enjoyed Kamala's fangirling reaction to Wolverine because to be honest anyone who ever got to meet their superhero idols would react that way.
I also enjoyed Kamala's fangirling reaction to Wolverine because to be honest anyone who ever got to meet their superhero idols would react that way.
whats_margaret_reading's review
4.0
Part one of a two part story. Overall the quality of this book is high and this issue does not disappoint.
mxmaggie__'s review
5.0
At this issue they switched artists, which is a totally legit thing that ALL comics do. But it throws me off every time! I'm just too much of a graphic novels kid, I'm used to the characters I know looking a certain way and it's jarring to me to have to readjust to new art. My first reaction is ALWAYS that I don't like it, but the end of the comic I usually come around, but it throws me off first.
It's official, I'm following a comic series.I usually only read comics after they've been out for a minute, or at least they have some trades out (ten comic books bound together with a cardboard cover). But I'd heard a lot about these comics and I just couldn't wait! Ms. Marvel is Kamala Khan a Pakistani American teenager who's Muslim. It's awesome, you should read it (EXCEPT issue #2 is out of print, comics are different then books it turns out, so YOU might need to wait for the trade)!
It's official, I'm following a comic series.I usually only read comics after they've been out for a minute, or at least they have some trades out (ten comic books bound together with a cardboard cover). But I'd heard a lot about these comics and I just couldn't wait! Ms. Marvel is Kamala Khan a Pakistani American teenager who's Muslim. It's awesome, you should read it (EXCEPT issue #2 is out of print, comics are different then books it turns out, so YOU might need to wait for the trade)!