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Ms. Marvel #1

Oct 2014 · Marvel · 15.99 USD; 17.99 CAD
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About this Collection

This collection kicks off the acclaimed 2014 Ms. Marvel series, introducing Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American teenager from Jersey City who gains shape-shifting abilities and takes on the mantle of Ms. Marvel. Written by G. Willow Wilson with art by Adrian Alphona, the volume follows Kamala as she navigates the challenges of high school, family expectations, and her newfound powers, establishing her as a relatable and groundbreaking hero in the Marvel Universe.

Contains 6 stories
Meta Morphosis Part One of Five
20 pp · Superhero
Ms. Marvel [Kamala Khan]Bruno CarrelliNakia "Kiki"Zoe ZimmerJoshAamir KhanYusuf KhanAisha KhanIron Man [Anthony Stark] (in dream only)Captain Marvel [Carol Danvers] (in dream only)Captain America [Steve Rogers] (in dream only)
All Mankind (Part Two of Five)
20 pp · Superhero
Ms. Marvel [Kamala Khan]Zoe ZimmerJoshAamir KhanYusuf KhanAisha Khan

In "All Mankind (Part Two of Five)," Kamala’s powers take a dangerous turn when she rescues Zoe from drowning, drawing attention from a public that mistakes her for Captain Marvel. Still learning to master her shape-shifting abilities, Kamala struggles to return home unnoticed—only to be caught mid-transformation and reprimanded by her parents.

Side Entrance (Part Three of Five)
20 pp · Superhero
Ms. Marvel [Kamala Khan]Zoe ZimmerBruno CarrelliVittorio "Vick" CarrelliAamir KhanSheikh AbdullahNakia

In "Side Entrance (Part Three of Five)," Kamala struggles to master her shape-shifting powers as she grapples with the weight of her new abilities. When she witnesses Bruno being threatened by his brother Vick, she steps in—taking on the form of Captain Marvel to protect him—only to be shot in the chaos.

Past Curfew (Part Four of Five)
20 pp · Superhero
Ms. Marvel [Kamala Khan]Bruno CarrelliAisha KhanVittorio "Vick" CarrelliDoyle

In "Past Curfew (Part Four of Five)," Kamala uses her shape-shifting powers to dodge a fatal shot and finally reveals her abilities to Bruno, setting off a chain of bold choices. With a newly crafted Ms. Marvel costume in hand, she races to rescue Vick from the Inventor’s clutches—only to confront the criminal’s gang and a fleet of menacing robots.

Urban Legend (Part Five of Five)
20 pp · Superhero
Ms. Marvel [Kamala Khan]DoyleVittorio "Vick" CarrelliAisha KhanYusuf KhanBruno CarrelliKnoxThe Inventor

In "Urban Legend (Part Five of Five)," Ms. Marvel confronts the limits of her power after a failed rescue, forcing her to retreat and train with Bruno to sharpen her skills. As she prepares for a second chance to save Vick, the Inventor's gang begins to close in, aware of her growing threat.

Garden State of Mind
8 pp · Superhero
Ms. Marvel [Kamala Khan]Aisha KhanYusuf KhanAamir KhanBruno Carrelli
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Ms. Marvel Vol. 1: No Normal (Ms. Marvel Graphic Novels)

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Full credits

artist, inker Adrian Alphona
colorist Ian Herring
letterer Joe Caramagna
letterer VC
cover pencils, inks Sara Pichelli

Reprints

↩ Reprints All-New Marvel Now! Point One #1 (2014), Ms. Marvel #1 (2014), Ms. Marvel #1 (2014), Ms. Marvel #1 (2014), Ms. Marvel #2 (2014), Ms. Marvel #2 (2014), Ms. Marvel #3 (2014), Ms. Marvel #3 (2014), Ms. Marvel #4 (2014), Ms. Marvel #5 (2014)

Reprinted in Ms. Marvel: Kamala Khan #[nn] (2019)

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