Marvel Studios - Ms. Marvel series
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Oh yeah. Her parents actually tried really hard to understand where she was coming from and did what for them is the craziest thing they've probably ever done and got rejected.
Everyone felt vulnerable on this show. They all felt real.
Everyone felt vulnerable on this show. They all felt real.
Second episode was pretty entertaining too. It does look really low budget though. I really dislike the effects they used for the "Hard Light".
So it looks like
I'm actually looking forward to next week.
So it looks like
she may still be Inhuman after all since her power appears to be coming from her, and not the Bangle. The Bangle may be something akin to the Diviner in AoS.
I'm actually looking forward to next week.
Great episode today, it had some fun and funny moments! 
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Holy crap episode 2 was pretty damn good better than the already competent 1st one!
She is amazing!
She is amazing!
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Sorry yes that absolutely can come off sounding sarcastic especially coming from the real forum Joker lol
But yes very serious not joking.
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I just finished the second episode.
It's a fun series so far. The funny thing is that right from the start it felt very British, but for the location.
It's a fun series so far. The funny thing is that right from the start it felt very British, but for the location.
Iman Vellani does a really good job bringing Kamala Kahn to life. It really helps that she's so familiar with, and a fan of, the Ms. Marvel comic and Marvel comics in general!
That's interesting to hear!
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Years ago I used to buy loads of cheap second hand comics at boot sales and fairs, and would always pick out the early issues of series I didn't even have any interest in.
I still have the 30 cent Ms. Marvel #1, though it has '10p' written in ink in the middle of the 'R' from a time when newsagents didn't really care. Must've been a pretty good exchange rate at the time.
#3 is a UK version printed with '12p' instead of '30c'.
Never had any real interest in them so probably only ever flicked through them once.
It's nice sometimes to open up the filing cabinets and look at the cover artwork (especially for Batman and Detective Comics).
I still have the 30 cent Ms. Marvel #1, though it has '10p' written in ink in the middle of the 'R' from a time when newsagents didn't really care. Must've been a pretty good exchange rate at the time.
#3 is a UK version printed with '12p' instead of '30c'.
Never had any real interest in them so probably only ever flicked through them once.
It's nice sometimes to open up the filing cabinets and look at the cover artwork (especially for Batman and Detective Comics).
30¢ was big money for comics back in the day! 
I remember that whenever I saw the "Still only (insert price here)!" explosion art on a comic book cover I knew the price was going up! 
I remember that whenever I saw the "Still only (insert price here)!" explosion art on a comic book cover I knew the price was going up!
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30¢ was big money for comics back in the day!
I remember that whenever I saw the "Still only (insert price here)!" explosion art on a comic book cover I knew the price was going up!
I couldn't believe the exchange rate was real, but The Bank of England's records for 1977 show it was around $1.70-$1.80 to the pound.
At that rate the comics should've cost at least 16.5p, so we were getting a better deal than American readers for some reason.
That was a tidbit that didn’t amount to anything ..The whole Mossk scene..ugh..I get the director saying this is my Arab culture…Who freakin cares! In a superhero tv show
God..this is what I hate about the society we live in now..religion should not be showcased in fictional entertainment
I don't have a problem with showing a character's religion or place of worship. It's shown in the Ms. Marvel comic book so why not in the TV show?
She's a teenage girl growing up in a Muslim family with strong beliefs. Religion is ingrained in just about everything they do. Trying to reconcile that upbringing with her goals/dreams (& pending superhero responsibilities) is a big part of her character. Not acknowledging that on the show would be a disservice.That was a tidbit that didn’t amount to anything ..The whole Mossk scene..ugh..I get the director saying this is my Arab culture…Who freakin cares! In a superhero tv show
God..this is what I hate about the society we live in now..religion should not be showcased in fictional entertainment
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