Heroes can’t help but attract the attention of villains and she’s soon being targeted by The Inventor, a strangely-birdlike man setting little destructive robots loose on the city. Her friend and confidant Bruno, a clerk at the Circle Q, is the only one in on it, and lets the store serve as Ms. Now a few weeks later Kamala is doing her best to keep her new activities secret, especially from her strict Pakistani parents. Her idol Carol Danvers recently changed her identity to Captain Marvel, leaving the “Ms.” title up for grabs… With great civic pride comes great responsibility and Kamala believes she has to use these new powers to protect JC, as the Avengers don’t cross the river from Manhattan very often. Before she can begin to deal with it she runs into trouble where she’s the only one around who can help. Say, a giant fist! She can also superhumanly heal. Either her whole body or just part of it. Kamala is suddenly able to enlarge, or “embiggen”, herself. Marvel-A Jersey City teenager develops superpowers after being engulfed in a strange mist.

Like a Peter Parker across the Hudson, Kamala Khan is both a masked defender and a struggling teen trying desperately to keep two lives separate, but they’re always colliding. Willow Wilson & Richard Rohan, reviewed by Fulco Library staff, Jay N. Looking for your next read? Check out Ms. Book Review: The Messy Lives of Book People by Phaedra Patrick.

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