I just finished watching the Ms. Marvel series a couple weeks ago. It was a lot of a fun and a really unique take on the character. I didn't read all of the Kamala Khan Ms. Marvel comics (although I feel I read around 30% of them), and to me the fangirl angle in the show seemed like a new twist, but a fun way to introduce a new character figuring out her fledgling powers - especially since her fandom is steeped in the MCU world (which I can only assume most of the viewing audience is a fan of as well). This figure looks pretty great. And although the face bears a great resemblance to actor Iman Vellani, the body proportions conform to a more generic Hasbro buck. In the show, Kamala is a short young woman with realistic curves. This figure looks noticeably elongated in comparison. But most MCU figures seem to have a similar generic body representation, it just happens to be more noticeable with this one. Overall it's a great figure and a great addition to my MCU shelf. Let's check out Ms. Marvel below!
Kamala's only accessories are an extra set of hands.
I'm pretty surprised she didn't come with some translucent blue Mr. Fantastic pieces.
Ms. Marvel also comes with the torso for the Build-a-Figure Infinity Ultron.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here is Kamala with her two other Legends figures:
Her 2016 Comic-based figure and her 2020 Marvel Unlimited Spider-Kamala figure.
Cheers!
The fangirl aspect has always been a part of her character in the comics since her debut, her idol also being Carol Danvers, her other 2 favorites being Captain America and Iron Man. When the Terrigen Mist hit New Jersey and put her in Terrigenesis(activating her latent Inhuman powers), she had awoken having unconsciously morphed into Carol Danvers as her former Ms. Marvel/Warbird identity.
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