Acts of Evil: Ms. Marvel Annual #1

A great start to "Acts of Evil," and an even better Ms. Marvel story. The creative team does a fantastic job with the character and imparts a strong message too. If you like Ms. Marvel even a little bit, don't skip this. Read Full Review

Its not necessary to read main The Magnificent Ms. Marvel series in order to understand the annual (but it is highly recommended because its a wonderful series), so this issue is a great place to jump in with Ms. Marvel.  Read Full Review

'The Magnificent Ms. Marvel Annual #1' is a fun and heartfelt one-shot that explores the pressures of a superhero in the modern world through the lens of Kamala Khan's unique optimism. Read Full Review

Lastly, it wasn't lost on me that Lam gave this book an anime feel. An otaku at heart, I'm always ok with my American comics feeling like manga. Read Full Review

Ms. Marvel's conflict with the Super-Skrull is a fresh match-up but the story lacks the mystery you'd hope for when a Skrull is involved. Read Full Review

It's not necessarily essential reading for Ms. Marvel fans, but it largely works as a self-contained tale, and it still has some genuinely good moments. Read Full Review

EDiakota

Jul 07, 2019

"1948 called and it wants is tutu over ripped over dress look back."

Spacey Medicine

Aug 16, 2019

Cute, if nothing super special. I liked the art.

Psycamorean

Jul 07, 2019

A fine story, but nothing to praise really.

CrazyforRAMU

Jan 25, 2020

There are two different Kamala Khans. This comic stars the cartoony, multimedia-friendly, Marvel Rising Kamala, and it's a pretty good adventure for her. But I much prefer the other Kamala, the nuanced, thoughtful one scripted by Wilson or Ahmed, and she's not much in evidence here. And so help me, the artists get dangerously close to drawing (and ESPECIALLY coloring) Kamala as a white girl.