Before she can begin to deal with it she runs into trouble where she’s the only one around who can help. Say, a giant fist! She can also superhumanly heal. Either her whole body or just part of it. Kamala is suddenly able to enlarge, or “embiggen”, herself. Marvel-A Jersey City teenager develops superpowers after being engulfed in a strange mist. Like a Peter Parker across the Hudson, Kamala Khan is both a masked defender and a struggling teen trying desperately to keep two lives separate, but they’re always colliding. Willow Wilson & Richard Rohan, reviewed by Fulco Library staff, Jay N. Looking for your next read? Check out Ms.

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Marvel has always been at its best when it’s dealing with Kamala’s relationships with her family and friends. Presumably the big picture stuff is being covered in other comics.

The main storyline is based on a potential existential threat, but one that Ms. The story is standard stuff, but effective, and it was cool for an old Spider-Man fan to see what he is up to these days. Marvel appears (Peter Parker Spider-Man, not Miles Morales Spider-Man), as well as Silk, a post-radioactive spider bite woman. The volume also includes a Spider-Man comic in which Ms. Kamala finally gets to meet her idol and predecessor when Carol Danvers, now Captain Marvel. Volume 4 is the first volume since Volume 1 drawn entirely by Adrian Alphona-Yes!-with the exception of the included issue of Amazing Spider-Man.

crossover) and perhaps the best peek into Kamala’s family life yet (at least since Volume 1). Volume 4 features what are probably the best two crossovers yet (at least other than the S.H.I.E.L.D. The first and especially the last have been welcome the second less so, but the crossovers have gotten better with time. Marvel has been marked by three things: Kamala fighting small-scale battles to defend Jersey City, crossovers featuring much better established characters in the Marvel universe, and Kamala dealing with being a Muslim child of immigrants to America. Marvel’s new run featuring Kamala Khan as Ms.

Ms. Marvel, Vol. 4 by G. Willow Wilson