Oct 20, 2015
The first Ms Marvel run is over, and we reflect on this amazing series with 20 things we learned from Kamala Khan.
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The first Ms Marvel run is over, and we reflect on this amazing series with 20 things we learned from Kamala Khan.
GEEK GIRL CON 2015 Preview
GEEK GIRL CON 2015 Preview
Cosplayers at GeekGirlCon photo by ComicsBlend GeekGirlCon welcomes Ms. Marvel writer G. Willow Wilson and expands with new events for its fifth year. The Seattle event celebrating the role of women in geek culture will have its inaugural fashion show, on Saturday October 10th at 8pm. Last year’s event was a sold out smash even without major comic book creators of celebrities. This year acclaimed…
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“Growing up in overwhelmingly white suburban New Jersey, Amanat was pained and felt like an “outsider” as one of the only Muslim families in the community, and often the only person of color in her class. Amanat’s identity as a Pakistani-American Muslim (her parents were recent immigrants) in an otherwise overwhelmingly Caucasian community led her to find solace in an unlikely place: on the pages of X-MEN comic books, where she found friends and inspiration in the “otherness” of the superhero characters of those stories.”
This video/article from MAKERS on how Sana Amanat is her own hero is everything. (Extra shout out to Sana’s mother talking about how she prayed for a daughter. TEARS, people.)
Off-Panel: Your daily dose for news around the comics space
In which jennirl provides a non-spoilery GIF response to MS MARVEL #17 by gwillow and Adrian Alphona.
(via One Readers’ GIF Response to Ms Marvel #17 -- PANELS)
swapnakrishna talks why she loves Kamala Khan while wearing her Ms. Marvel costume. Because of course.
Eid Mubarak! In honor of the end of Ramadan, Panelteer Ardo takes a look at Muslim comic characters.
jennirl rounds up street-clothes cosplay for the less crafty among us.
(via 10 Awesome Street-Clothes Cosplay Options - Panels)
Good Ms. Marvel cosplay or BEST MS MARVEL COSPLAY?
by thescarletstitch
(Image via Big Planet Comics June 2015 newsletter) bigplanetcomics