Have on the overall Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, after watching this show I was pleasantly surprised with how much of an attachment I was slowly getting to each of the characters and their stories. Kamala Khan is a loveable character whose development throughout the show was brilliantly executed. This is only furthered by the actress playing her, Iman Vellani, who in her very first performance was able to charm and greatly portray this beloved comic book character. Kamala's family and friends are equally adorable and provide the show with a dose of heart in times it needed it. The show's exploration of finding oneself through the origin of one's culture was an insightful look into the Pakistani culture of which I knew very little. It brings diversity to the Marvel Universe in a natural way and never feels as though it were to be shoved down the audience's throats. The art style of the show was also a delight to see, delving into the mind of the lead character in a visually appealing way. However, one of the show's biggest flaws was the pace at which it commenced. Throughout the show, there were moments that feel as though they may be dragging longer than they needed to. In a way though, this was somewhat justified by an ending that ties everything together in an exciting way, making me excited for the future of this character as opposed to the minor lack of interest I had entering into it. Overall, this show was a delightful entry into the Marvel Universe, with brilliant characters, a cosmic art style, and an insightful look into the Pakastani culture that made for a fun and heartwarming show anyone must see.
Review of Ms. Marvel
