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Marvel fans are marveling at first ‘Ms. Marvel’ trailer

Marvel fans are marveling at the first trailer for 'Ms. Marvel', which introduces us to the third member of the Marvels

Marvel fans are marveling at the first trailer for Ms. Marvel, which introduces us to the third member of the Marvels, in addition to Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) and Monica Rambeau. This Tuesday morning saw the House of Ideas finally drop our initial look at Iman Vellani’s Kamala Khan, the MCU’s very first Muslim superhero, who’s been a beloved fan-favorite ever since she made her comic book debut in 2014. There’s been some trepidation over how she’d be adapted to the screen, but thankfully the trailer is going down a storm on social media.

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Going by the promo, Ms. Marvel promises to be a refreshing coming-of-age spin on the Marvel formula, tapping into the teen/high school genre that the franchise hasn’t properly touched on since Spider-Man: Homecoming. Seeing as Vellani is set to appear opposite Brie Larson and Teyonah Parris in next year’s The Marvels, there’s a lot riding on this series as it needs to successfully introduce a major new heroine.

The good news is she’s already getting a lot of love on Twitter, as fans are reacting with positivity to the trailer.

https://twitter.com/wandasolsen/status/1503740076513447939

Kamala’s powers may be very different from the comics, but she’s still got her signature super-sized fist.

https://twitter.com/MrNiceGuy513/status/1503736375748841480

She’s just like us.

https://twitter.com/wcndasxia/status/1503737629774585861

It’s Iman’s time.

https://twitter.com/MCUMarvels/status/1503735303999266817

The Disney Plus shows have already delivered a lot of loveable new female characters. Get ready for another.

https://twitter.com/mattroembke/status/1503743079089647628

A-Force foreshadowing?

https://twitter.com/belovasmagik/status/1503734592129286144

Kamala’s already got stuff in common with her future teammates.

https://twitter.com/belovasmagik/status/1503737001836957701

Sure, Marvel’s taken some liberties with her power-set and origins, but the trailer indicates the series will be true to the spirit of Kamala’s comics characterization.

https://twitter.com/therollinnolan/status/1503743982869921793

It’s always controversial when the MCU switches up elements from the comics, but Kamala’s relatively recent creation means people seem willing to trust that Marvel knows what they’re doing with these changes and with the series at large. We’ll see if Ms. Marvel is another marvelous entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe when it premieres June 8 on Disney Plus.


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Christian Bone is a Staff Writer/Editor at We Got This Covered. Since graduating with a Creative Writing degree from the University of Winchester, he has been cluttering up the internet with his thoughts on movies and TV for over a decade. The MCU is his comfort place but, if you asked him, he'd probably say his favorite superhero film is The Incredibles.