Ms. Marvel. Omnibus

The 2010s were a period of experimentation in Marvel, when global upheavals and manipulations of the legacies of past years particularly shook the world of superheroes. Some innovations did not appeal to readers, but some became true gems of the past decade. Among them is "Ms. Marvel" by Gwendolyn Willow Wilson. What made this story of a young superhero so beloved by the comic book community? At the very least, its absolute authenticity and naivety. Wilson is an extraordinarily sensitive author who understands perfectly what the reader needs. Just as Spider-Man once became a beacon for thousands of teenagers with whom they could identify, Kamala Khan spoke to those who followed her adventures in a language familiar to all geeks. As a result, "Ms. Marvel" by Mrs. Wilson quickly gained an actual fan base and even received a television adaptation.