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Kevin Feige announced this past week that he’s working on “plans” for Ms. Marvel. And I shed a tear.
I have been reading the Ms. Marvel comics since they came out. I have laughed, cried, gasped, and have felt so attached to this superhero.
Marvel is planning to do Miss Marvel after Captain Marvel y’all
Muslims. Prepare to finally be represented. pic.twitter.com/SKFofLDmBt
— Radwa ? (@staarksHeart) May 12, 2018
Kamala Khan is a 16-year-old high school student in New Jersey. She’s Pakistani. She’s Muslim. And she has superpowers! Kamala is a polymorph. This means she can physically change into anything and anyone. She can stretch, flatten, deform, or compress her body or parts into anything she wants. She is known for making her fists super huge so she can deck villains easily, along with this, she can heal super fast, and physically change her appearance to become anyone.
Kamala gained her powers because she snuck out of the house to go to a party. I’ve snuck out of my house hundreds of times and, GOD, why did this never happen to me??
Here are some things I hope to see come to fruition if Ms. Marvel gets real screen time (and preferably, eventually, her own standalone movie!):
1. KAMRAN
2. Partition
3. The Struggle of Falling in Love with a Non-Muslim
4. This Whole Thing with Her Dad…
5. LAAL KANJEER!!!!
Kamala also fights alongside Wolverine. It’s amazing and hilarious. There’s also special appearances from Iron Man, Spider-Man, Black Panther, and I don’t need to go on anymore. Please go read the comics.
From the Urdu being written out in MARVEL COMICS… Her parents being just like mine, just like so many of ours. Kamala going to the masjid and experiencing the same problems as me. Living this Pakistani-Muslim-American life has never felt so validated until I started reading Ms. Marvel.
[Read Related: “Kamala Khan As ‘Ms. Marvel’ Is The Greatest Thing To Happen To Pakistani-Muslim-Americans”]
Never in my life would I have imagined this would be happening, a Pakistani-Muslim superhero on the big screen.
Also, tell Marvel to cast me as Ms. Marvel because we’re twins.