America #11 Review

Writer: Gabby Rivera / Artist: Stacy Lee, Flaviano / Marvel Comics Things are back to normal at Sotomayor University. Well, as normal as it can be for a university that was infiltrated by an evil supervillain who then used fear and surveillance to turn students against one another. We open up with Prodigy and X’Andria addressing this issue with the University. Instead of cowering from the recent attack, they’re moving forward with a new vision for a Sotomayor University free of surveillance, restrictions, and closet racists that need that fade delivered asap.

The heart of this issue delves into how much America Chavez has grown during her time at the University. That growth is expanded to her cast as well as we see how talkative Prodigy is now compared to his time in Young Avengers (he talked less than America). America discusses how far everyone has come with Professor Douglass and reflects on what her teacher was trying to instill in her way back at the beginning of the series. Through her grandmother, Madrimar, America now has a piece of the component that she felt she was missing throughout her life. The rest of the issue serves as an after semester field trip for America as she teams with her grandmother to not only learn more about her home planet, but save it as well. Gabby Rivera delivers a story centering on America being less cynical now and more open toward her grandmother. Longtime fans of America know Madrimar has a vast knowledge of the multiverses. This make…