New Champions #8 (2025)
written by Steve Foxe art by Ivan Fiorelli & Arthur Hesli

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New Champions #8 (2025)
written by Steve Foxe art by Ivan Fiorelli & Arthur Hesli
“You kids have a bright future ahead of you.” – Captain Marvel
Cover art for New Champions #006
Art by Gleb Melnikov and Arthur Hesli
Liberty and the New Champions are invited by a mysterious lady for some kind of livestream performance on stage. Upon reaching the stage, they get a rude shock when they see the other Champions (the teen group from late 2010s) who were also invited for a different reason. The New Champions thought that there is supposed to be a performance while the Other Champions thought that there is supposed to be a charity event. It turns out that their invitation was actually a trap set up by the new villains Magnetrix and Monte, who had also recruited Psycho-Man to twist their emotions and set them to fight among themselves. To twist the knife even further, Magnetrix brings up the painful topic of Kamala's Law and the Outlawed incident to provoke the original Champions.
Magnetrix (who is dressed up as a show presenter here) claims that in order to win a prize, they must fight each other so that one team can have the rightful claim to the title of Champions if they win the fight. While both teams are mind-controlled by Psycho-Man, only Viv Vision suspects that something is wrong with the competition but she gets her circuits scrambled. As the battle ensues, Magnetrix is watching in amusement until she and Monte get hit by the giant fist from Kamala Khan. Actually, Kamala was fighting Liberty until they hit Magnetrix by accident. Then, Magnetrix blasts at Kamala and Liberty before she and Monte leave the scene. However, the blasts from Magnetrix caused Kamala and Liberty to wake up from mind-control as well as the latter (Liberty) remembers her past time as a Hydra child soldier (before she met Jessica Drew and got deprogrammed). Kamala Khan and Liberty figured out that Psycho-Man has been mind-controlling them even though they did not know that Magnetrix and Monte are the real cause for this mess. Thus, Kamala and Liberty went after Psycho-Man and defeated him by taking the Emotion Control Box away from him. Since Psycho-Man is defeated, the two groups of Champions wake up from the brainwashing and they start to mingle among themselves.
New Champions #3, 2025
New Champions (Vol. 1/2025), #6.
Writer: Steve Foxe; Penciler and Inker: Ruairí Coleman; Colorist: Arthur Hesli; Letterer: Travis Lanham
Kamala Khan And Miranda Monteiro (New Champions Issue 3)
Honestly, I knew Miranda will be New Champions' team leader just like Kamala when I first read issue one.
I love how the writer gave amazing character development to Kamala ( her character was destroyed after her death in 2023). It's like Kamala had the experience being the OG Champions leader and had seen the exact issue where there is a conflict between her teammates with emotions. I love how the writer is bringing the OG Champions' first vol(2016) reference back. Kamala also uses Miranda's help to stop that villain. Miranda even respect Kamala being the OG Champions. This is the Kamala I've always want!🫶❤️⚡
Here's other panel of them(NOT A SHIP):
Spoilers ahead!
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They're so cute
New Champions was kind of exactly what I expected and....really good. I need more of Kamala and Miranda. These writers actually respect Kamala compared to the mess that is going on in the x-men titles. 10/10 Kamala characterization.
Hey, shake it off I do not want to fight you. Do you want to fight me?
No! You're the Ms Marvel. Why did I ever want to fight you in the first place?
It was never about gatekeeping the name. We wanted other kids to step up.