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Fun, modern reimagining of Ms. Marvel's powers manifesting in a Muslim American teen.
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I have a very dear friend who has a 6 year old daughter. Their surname is Khan and they are Pakistani Muslims.
I cannot wait to share this story with them to show that superheroes come from every nationality.
Fun and energetic story. I felt the family portrayal was genuine and believable.
I cannot wait to share this story with them to show that superheroes come from every nationality.
Fun and energetic story. I felt the family portrayal was genuine and believable.
Great origin story, though I felt like maybe is didn't understand all the powers going on, but I suppose neither did the Ms. marvel herself.
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As comics go, this one is good. I appreciate both the writing and the graphics. For me, it is always difficult to understand the story in a comic or graphic novel because words are so scarce, and pictures can be unclear as to their exact meaning; generally, I much prefer traditional novels, which rely on words to convey meaning. And graphic novels, for me, are usually better than comics, as they give the writer more space to tell a story. But as comics go, this is a good one, and one that expand
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THIS IS EVERYTHING I WANT OUT OF LIFE, LOVE, AND SUPERHERO COMICS
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