Review: NO NORMAL (Ms. Marvel Vol. 1) by G. Wilson & Adrian Alphona

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My husband has been on a kick for graphic novels written by women, and I’ve been on a kick for diversity representation in speculative fiction, so this was a delightful find for both of us.

I’m not familiar with any incarnation of this Marvel hero, but I was easily absorbed into the story line. I am a huge fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but all of the movie plots are so larger-than-life that it was nice to experience an origin story that was more rooted in reality. This was like any other female coming-of-age story, involving family and friend drama. Just with a little something extra, in the form of super powers.

The artwork was a little cartoony for me. I adore the cover of this volume, and after seeing it spread around online so much, I think that art style was what I expected. On the other hand, the interior style definitely presented Kamala’s abilities to good effect.

Rating: 4 (out of 5) stars

Cross-posted to Amazon and Goodreads

Currently reading: A Wizard’s Forge (ARC) by A.M. Justice (80%) and A Symphony of Echoes (The Chronicles of St. Mary’s #2) by Jodi Taylor (32%)

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