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The Marvels, Carol, Kamala and Monica teams up!

The Marvels, Carol, Kamala and Monica teams up!

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The Marvels drops its first trailer, and people who hated Captain Marvel might end up liking this. One of the complaints about the Captain Marvel movie is how cold and serious Brie Larson is as she plays Carol Danvers is.She seemed more quirky and relatable here. Iman Velani is already good in Miss Marvel; the only flaw in that show is the writing, but this movie looks like it has better writing. Gene Colan of the Blade movies has written the script, so it will focus on adventures instead of politics. So the “anti-wokes” can now cool their jets. (I know they will still whine anyway since the three leads are women.) Marvel also took a risk by hiring Nia DaCosta as director. She is better known as a writer; she did the Candyman remake. I hope they make the most of this opportunity and make this a good movie. This crossover event will make us see the team-up of Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau (from WandaVision), and Kamala Khan (from

Miss Marvel will have a Theatrical release in Pakistan

Miss Marvel will have a Theatrical release in Pakistan

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Miss Marvel trended in Pakistani Social media when the first trailer was release. That shows  There is a demand for Kamala Khan in Pakistan because she is the first Pakistani descent super hero. Representation matters and this is the first time Pakistanis see someone who looks like them.  Seeing a Superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe makes them feel represented. Pakistani MCU fans wanted to watch the Adventures of the Brown Girl from New Jersey because they relate to her lineage and religion. Kamala is Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first Muslim Superhero. She is a daughter of Pakistani immigrants in New Jersey. Kamala was a typical geeky teenage girl who was a super hero fan. She Collects comic merchandise and write fan fictions. One day  her World will change when she becomes a Superhero herself. The Marvel comics had made Muslim Superheroes before. Some of Marvel’s previous Muslim heroes are Dust,Monica Chang and Red Dagger but only Kamala is the one who got mainstream attention. Miss Marvel Pakistani trailer   For

Miss Marvel first trailer! MCU’s first Muslim Superhero

Miss Marvel first trailer! MCU’s first Muslim Superhero

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Miss Marvel is finally going to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Kamala Khan(Iman Vellani) is your average teenage girl from New Jersey. She is a fan of Superheroes and the biggest fangirl of Captain Marvel. Dorky as it may sound, she loves writing fan-fiction about her favorite Superheroes. One day this ordinary fangirl will discover that he is not an ordinary human. Like her idol, Carol Danvers, she possesses her own Super Powers. Marvel made changes with her origin story compared to her comic version and changed her powers, but she is still that Nerdy Muslim girl from New Jersey who becomes a Superhero like her idol. In the Comics, she got her powers because she is Inhuman, but Marvel wanted to distance itself from Perlmutter. He is the former Marvel CEO who was hated by the fans because he tried to replace Mutants with Inhumans out of pettiness against Fox. Now Miss Marvel’s powers are similar to Carol Danvers to make them more adjacent from each other. Her powers

Iman Vellani Officially Cast As Ms. Marvel

Iman Vellani Officially Cast As Ms. Marvel

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Last year Marvel Studios announced they were finally looking into doing something with their modern hit comic book Ms. Marvel. Two things, in fact…the character would be introduced to the MCU with her own Disney+ series, and then graduate into movies. Now they’ve found the actress who will be putting on the mask and embiggening her fists: Iman Vellani. Oh yeah, Iman Vellani….we remember her from….nothing, actually. In a rare move, Marvel Studios has filled a potentially major role with an actress that doesn’t have much experience in the industry beyond directing a short film. She’s fairly young at just 18, but so is Kamala Khan, the superheroine she’s protraying. She’s going to have this role for a while; no sense in having to deal with a 30-year-old Ms. Marvel this quickly. Khan is a Muslim Pakistani-American who fangirls after superheroes. She’s obsessed with them, so the day she gains superpowers herself, she’s ecstatic — and elastic. Ms. Marvel became an immediate hit, with readers finding Kamala a likeable and