Ms. Marvel Ms. Marvel Vol. 5: Super Famous, (Paperback)

from ladycato

Another fun issue, though it did inject some outright sitcom-style goofiness. I loved the new character Mike, and it was great to see Kamala's brother develop through his new relationship and the serious cultural and religious issues involved.

from ecataldi

The 5th installment in the highly acclaimed Ms. Marvel series did not disappoint. Kamala Kahn has finally become an avenger and couldn't be more excited. Well she could be, if she had time to be excited. She's struggling to balance her home life, her school life, and her superhero life. She's pra...

from BraveNewBks

I think this might have been my favorite Ms Marvel so far -- particularly the issue where the Big Bad is gentrification! So thoughtful and timely and relevant, but FUN!I would happily give this five stars if it weren't for the fact that I find the art style a bit sloppy/inconsistent for my person...

from Othemts

Living the dream of saving the world with the Avengers takes it's toll on Kamala Khan as she fails to keep up with her school work and her friendship with Bruno. Meanwhile, the most evil supervillain comes to Jersey City bringing gentrification, and using Ms. Marvel's image to promote redevelopme...

from JoshuaAtkins

G. Willow Wilson brings us another great chapter in Kamala Kahn's life. Ms. Marvel's profile is increasing. Her superheroing life is more complicated after joinging the Avengers, and she still has school and her family to think about. What happens when you try to do everything at once? Wilson doe...