A-Force: You Don’t Want No Trouble with Marvel’s All-Women Avengers

Yo, I don’t know whats going on at Marvel right now, but they are out here whip dancing with the shit they pushing forward. If you thought an all female X-Men squad was where they’d stop, WRONG. They breaking out an all female avengers team that will be known as A-Force. This ain’t just for show because if you look at that pool for the line up? This is a fucking squad, man. Also we got G. Willow Wilson whose writing put Ms. Marvel on the map and made Kamala Khan, The #1 Fangirl of the state. Wilson got fucking bars, man. She got stories, plot development and the ability to keep the reader engaged. Plus, the woman is fucking hilarious. She knows how to divy up the pathos, the action and where that humor is needed. She’s uncanny with that talent which makes us lucky because we’re going to be seeing her on a team book working with a range of characters that she can flex her pen game with. Joining her on the book is Marguerite Bennett who been slaying the game lately on Angela: Asgard’s Assassin. We got some names that will be in the book for sure like Medusa (queen of the Inhumans. Nuff said), Dazzler (once a shield human/mutant liaison, now punk rock fuck all y’all liaison) but there are some polar opposites with She-Hulk and Nico Minoru. She-Hulk:

She’s coming fresh off her own series that was incredible and underrated and has been repping her law game as well as her fist game over on Mighty Avengers. Marvel brought Jennifer Walters (I call her J-Walt) back into the fold and…

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