Ms. Marvel: Beyond the Limit #2
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| Writer | Samira Ahmed |
| Artist | Andres Genolet |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
ELEPHANTS AND ILLUSIONS AND DOPPELGANGERS, OH MY!
Ms. Marvel punches her way out of the Bollywood bubble she landed in when she got home from Chicago. But things are not exactly normal, and she still has no idea what happened - or if it could happen again. What's worse, it seems like she has a copycat lurking around Jersey City, and whoever they are, they're ruining her good name. They're escalating from snack thievery to scuffles with civilians, and wonky powers or no, Ms. Marvel has to find them. Fast.
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CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
But Why Tho? - Swara Ahmed
Jan 12, 2022Ahmed continues to do a great job at writing Kamala Khan as she goes through the wringer with an unforeseen force, the art by Genolet and Farrell stands out in a great way, and Caramagna's lettering is the marvelous finishing touch. It's clear that this is one of Ms. Marvel's toughest challenges yet, and it'll be very intriguing to see how she solves it. Read Full Review
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ComicBook.com - Charlie Ridgely
Jan 12, 2022Throw in some absolutely wonderful colors and Ms. Marvel once again has a book every other hero would be jealous of. Read Full Review
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7.5
About on the same level as issue one. I'm having a fun time.
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7.5
There's plenty of fun stuff happening here -- in fact, a little too much stuff. The script spreads plot and character development around a little thin, with the result that the pace lags and there's some wheel-spinning. The mysteries facing Kamala are still intriguing and her voice sounds authentic, though. It helps that the art is absolutely great; this clean cartoony style fits the protagonist and the story to a T.
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