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Many interesting series and movies have been released by Marvel in Phase 4, but not all of them have been well received, including many big titles such asDoctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,Black Widow,The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and many more.
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The mini-seriesMs. Marvelalso has the fans divided, with many finding it passable and lacking excitement, while others find the character charming and relatable. But it brokeMarvel’srecord of a movie starring the titular character that was a recently-originatedMarvel Comicscharacter.
Ms. Marvel and her powers
Expanding their diversity,Marvel’s Ms. Marveloriginates from Pakistan. The Muslim teenager from Jersey City is an avid fan of the Marvel Superheroes and realizes her powers at anAvengerCon cosplay contest.
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Unlike the character in the comics, it seems likeMs. Marvel’spowers come from her family heirloom, a bracelet that she wields. The bracelet seems to have cosmic energy, similar toShang-Chi’sten rings.
Ms. Marvel and Captain Marvel Team Up
Ms. Marvelplayed byIman Vellaniis a big fan ofCaptain Marveland this info hasn’t gone unnoticed by the fans. ConsideringKamala Khan’slove forCaptain Marvel, Fans have taken it as a hint toward the cameo of the Cosmic Avenger.
To add more to the excitement, both the actors were seen sharing a laugh at theDisneyland Parisevent. With the next episode set to release this week on the 13th of July, fans are clamoring to see the characters pair up in the finale of the mini-series.
do Iman and Brie Larson know how much we’ve been waiting for a picture of them together? Look at them, I love them so much🥺pic.twitter.com/u9mCy3gNsb
— Context Captain Marvel (@contextdanvers)August 20, 2025
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Ms. Marvelis now streaming onDisney+.
Nikhil Makwana
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Nikhil Makwana is a writer for FandomWire, with interests in DC comics, anime, indie films, independent films, and Nicolas Cage. He’s pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in BBA,LLB from IFIM Law School. When he’s not writing, he reads books such as the classic Dune series and existential essays from Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre.
