I don’t think I ever really appreciated those yellow thought boxes as much as I did while reading Generation Why. Marvel getting a hang of her powers, slowly building up a reputation in her city, and investigating the Inventor. My favourite part about this volume though is Kamala’s inner monologues. Story-wise, this volume picks up a little after where the last instalment concluded. (A third time, though optional, is recommended– because why not! It’s Kamala freaking Khan!) The second time around, you let yourself drink in the details and get a buzz from all the meticulous work Alphona and Wyatt have put into it. The first time around, you read it (urgently) for the story. The colours aren’t garish but neither are they dull or lifeless, the settings feel so real that I wondered if certain fantastical buildings were real and could’ve been photographed for reference, and the people– from the non-supers that populate Kamala’s city, to the friends who populate her life– are all so diverse, not just in race but also in body type. Maybe it was the long gap since I’d read volume 1, but the art seemed to be more gorgeous than I remembered. Marvel has what I like to think of as the Ronan Lynch Quality: the sequel is just as good as (maybe even better than) the book before it! (Maybe this was obvious to everyone already since v olume 2 debuted in March at #4 on the NYT Bestseller list– and it’s still in the top ten!)ĭiving back into Jersey City with Kamala Khan felt indescribably good. Now that I have made the proper disclaimer: proceed to ignore my reminder! That’s right. Let me start by reminding readers how it is customary to lower ones expectations before diving into the sequel of any beloved first book in a series. Marvel: Generation Why does actually talk about friendship! So, this post doesn’t have to be as stretchy as Kamala’s polymorph powers.

Marvel, I managed to wriggle out of that month’s theme. UGH I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE ON A BOOK BUYING BAN WITH NAFIZA BUT I WASN’T STRONG ENOUGH I MUST HAVE PAID THE BOOKSTORE WITH MY FIRSTBORN OR MAYBE AN ORGAN. Marvel discovers more about her past, the Inventor continues to threaten her future. But why is Lockjaw really with Kamala? As Ms. Then, Kamala crosses paths with Inhumanity for the first time – by meeting the royal dog, Lockjaw! Every girl wants a puppy, but this one may be too much of a handful, even for a super hero with embiggening powers. Marvel and all her friends? Maybe Wolverine can help! Kamala may be fan-girling out when her favorite (okay maybe Top Five) super hero shows up, but that won’t stop her from protecting her hometown. Who is the Inventor, and what does he want with the all-new Ms.

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