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Writers: All of them / Artists: All of them too / Marvel Comics* *On the byline above: This is a compilation issue, with 6 writers and 7 artists, each contributing a story. More details below. Here’s the set-up: Kamala Khan is an avid reader and writer of fan fiction. She comes home after a bad day, presumably of trying to not have that mommy/daughter fight with Captain Marvel that we all know is coming, and sits down to write a little Wolverine/Storm fanfic, only to see this:
What follows are 6 short stories, each sending up a different fan fiction stereotype to perfect results. The Table of Contents is a mix of writer/artist teams ups, from Eisner award winners to people who mostly work in television animation to webcomic pros. Here’s the full list:
[check_list]Mark Waid and Chip Zdarsky go in on revisionist dude bros who want to bring back the original Captain Marvel (read: the male one) and put our girl Ms. Marvel back in her place.[/check_list] [check_list]Natasha Allegri brings a delightfully pastel She-Hulk and the Blob horror/romance story that will make you believe in love again.[/check_list]
[check_list]The team of Zac Gorman and Jay Fosgitt contribute a quirky animal tale of Hss. Marvel and The Spectacular Spider-Mole. You can laugh, but someone is currently somewhere writing fan fic of Ms. Marvel as a horse who can embiggen her hooves. YOU KNOW IT IS TRUE. And someone would read it.[/check_list] [check_list]In the team up/smack down we’ve all been waitin…
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L.E.H. Light
Editor, Writer, Critic, Baker. Outspoken Mother. Lifelong fan of sci fi/fantasy books in all their variety. Knows a lot about very few things. She/Her/They.
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