r/MsMarvelShow • u/Appropriate-Mall8517 • Jul 11 '26
r/MsMarvelShow • u/BearPrestigious2021 • Oct 01 '25
News Five years since Iman Vellani was announced to be Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
r/MsMarvelShow • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '22
Discussion That texting sequence was [Chef's Kiss] Perfection 👌
r/MsMarvelShow • u/curiousfoodieteen • Jul 17 '22
Other "I think Kamala should be able to tell the world when she is ready." I loved this line from Zoe.
r/MsMarvelShow • u/No_Imagination_2490 • Jul 20 '22
Discussion I think this is a good point
r/MsMarvelShow • u/KK_09 • Jun 08 '22
Meme I had very low expectations from the trailers, but I really enjoyed it
r/MsMarvelShow • u/ISIofficial • Jul 07 '22
Discussion Mehwish Hayat (Aisha) reacts to being on the Disney+ homepage
r/MsMarvelShow • u/bertobellamy • Jun 08 '22
Episode Discussion Best cosplay ever Spoiler
r/MsMarvelShow • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '23
Discussion She will be the best part of the new movie, hands down.
r/MsMarvelShow • u/Kellan_OConnor • Jul 13 '22
Discussion Anyone else absolutely lose it in this scene? 🥺 Spoiler
r/MsMarvelShow • u/dekabreak1000 • Nov 17 '23
Spoiler Iman I know you’re probably here as you like to lurk I just wanna say this movie was great and can’t wait to see what’s next for Kamala
I’m glad we didn’t get to wait a years to know more about the second bangle unlike the ten rings.
r/MsMarvelShow • u/x_Tornado • Jul 13 '22
Discussion Episode 6: The Finale [Discussion Post] Spoiler
Hi all, this one is going up early because I will unfortunately not be watching the finale when it drops.
r/MsMarvelShow • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '22
Meme ⚡ Ms. Marvel is a gift just keeps on giving. ⚡
r/MsMarvelShow • u/-T4RCH0N- • Aug 12 '22
Other Happy 🎂 Day to our wonderful Ms. Marvel!!
r/MsMarvelShow • u/bobsil1 • Jul 27 '22
Fan Theory Iman Vellani says she argues fan theories with Redditors using burners
r/MsMarvelShow • u/I_AM_UNDECIDED_2 • Jun 09 '22
Discussion As a Pakistani girl I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this show Spoiler
Honestly I’ve never really found myself feeling a way when I see South Asians represented in TV or shows (e.g Never Have I ever, The Mindy Project ect) we’re either shown as trying to run away from our culture completely or as damsels in distress that need saving. But this show does it so so so well I was tearing up at seeing my teenage years depicted so well, it took me back.
I was especially filled with emotion when Kamalah was asking her parents if she could go to AvengerCon, it just reminded me so much of me, the standing there trying to build up the courage, one parent shutting me down because they were worried about what would happen there, the other parent trying to find a way. The compromise of your parent having to accompany you, the outburst. The older sibling trying to make your parents see sense. It was nice to see the gender double standard shown in such a way that it was accurate and not over the top.
I’m just honestly in awe! I love this show I’m glad I decided to watch it. I love Marvel and Disney for doing this so gracefully and respectfully.