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Ms. Marvel (2014-2015) #1
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message 1: by [deleted user] (new)

Just letting everyone know that Ms. Wilson is also the author of a new comic series Ms. Marvel: /book/show/1... .

I've started reading it and I adore it. So if you're looking for a new comic series to check out, the compilation of the first couple ones should be out soon.


message 2: by Rob (new)

Rob  (quintessential_defenestration) | 1035 comments The little I have read has been shockingly good. I also here that, while his own series was giving us an awful "six months to die" send off, Ms. marvel was putting out an amazing, delightful wolverine team-up story.


message 3: by Art (new)

Art | 192 comments Really can't wait to check this out. Hoping my library gets a copy (I really can't afford all the comics I get through). They are pretty good at keeping up with the marvel titles so hopefully I can check it out soon.


message 4: by [deleted user] (new)

Eleanor wrote: "Really can't wait to check this out. Hoping my library gets a copy (I really can't afford all the comics I get through). They are pretty good at keeping up with the marvel titles so hopefully I can..."

Whoever started ordering comic books for libraries is an absolute genius. Completely understand. For me because I live in a tiny student apartment, my biggest limiting factor is space.

You can also tell librarians that you're interested in a work and they consider ordering it. : )


message 5: by Rob (new)

Rob  (quintessential_defenestration) | 1035 comments In my undergrad I read through a ton of omnibuses and absolute editions, from sandman to absolute superman via inter library loan. Alas, now that university is my place of work, I have to be a bit more careful about what I order.

But he point is, if your library doesn't have it, and it's even remotely popular, you should be able to easily get a copy of any comic through ILL!


message 6: by [deleted user] (new)

Rob Secundus wrote: "In my undergrad I read through a ton of omnibuses and absolute editions, from sandman to absolute superman via inter library loan. Alas, now that university is my place of work, I have to be a bit ..."

I secundus Rob.

.....I'm sorry.
*crawls under rock*


message 7: by Will (new)

Will (longklaw) | 261 comments I'll be checking out


message 8: by Tassie Dave, S&L Historian (last edited Sep 25, 2014 08:59PM) (new)

Tassie Dave | 4067 comments Mod
The digital edition of G. Willow-Wilson's "Ms. Marvel Infinite No.1" is available free from Comixology. It can be downloaded and read on most popular tablets/phones or even online.



Comixology is a legitimate and well known comic book seller that gives a lot of comics away for free in the hope of future sales.


message 9: by Rob, Roberator (new)

Rob (robzak) | 7201 comments Mod
Oh cool. Thanks Dave.


message 10: by Tassie Dave, S&L Historian (new)

Tassie Dave | 4067 comments Mod
It is very short but it gives an idea of the art style and an intro to the character.


message 11: by Rob, Roberator (new)

Rob (robzak) | 7201 comments Mod
Free is free. Can't complain about the length. :-)


message 12: by Trike (new)

Trike | 11031 comments Will wrote: "I'll be checking out"

But you can never leave.


message 13: by Will (new)

Will (longklaw) | 261 comments Doh! Typo!


Jeffrey J | 39 comments I have been reading Ms. Marvel since Ms. Wilson started writing it and was very excited to have a whole book of her's to read.


Leesa (leesalogic) | 675 comments I am loving this comic so much!


message 16: by Tamahome (new)

Tamahome | 7143 comments She's taking over the all female X-men too.


message 17: by Rob (new)

Rob  (quintessential_defenestration) | 1035 comments Thank goodness. So far like half of the stories have been about babies.


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