Ms. Marvel #2 Review

Writer: G. Willow Wilson / Artists: Takeshi Miyazawa, Adrian Alphona / Marvel Comics Here at BNP, we love Kamala so much that in order to keep staff writers from going Smash Bros melee on each other–we just switched off on reviewing. First there was Omar and Oz reviewing Ms. Marvel. (What would their wrestling team name be anyway as both of their first names start with the letter O?) Their double team champion reign has come to an end. Now it’s me and Leslie’s time to shine in the sun with Kamala Khan, and I got the call this month!

Catching back up with Kamala’s adventures in her home city where her superhero alias is being trampled upon and nothing is going right, we see the return of the tension between her and almost bae Bruno who is still dedicated to helping her but is attached by the lovely Mike aka Michaela as Leslie gushed about last issue.

We see the strain superhero-ing is doing on her young teenaged life as her mom, who revealed some issues back that she knew of her secret identity is not impressed with the current events surrounding her character and wants her to back down some. Ms. Marvel is further made out to be what Kamala is not in the media and she’s not happy about that as the situation escalates further. Kamala is getting the rawest of deals but there’s nothing she can do but press forward. A truly pivotal scene in this issue had me holding my breathe as my eyes first landed on the panel where the Ms Marvel creative team first show us a glimpse of Tye…