Character-centered definitive runs
No. 84 — Longer term

Ms. Marvel by Saladin Ahmed

Saladin Ahmed · Minkyu Jung · Joey Vazquez · Alex Arizmendi

Story era 12 · King in Black and the Krakoan Age

Ahmed deepens Kamala’s relationships with her father and Bruno while introducing the distinct challenge of Stormranger.

0 of 1 book owned408 pages18 full issues

Setup & reading order

  1. After Wilson’s Ms. Marvel #38 in Complete Collection Vol. 5

    Continue with Magnificent Ms. Marvel #1–18. Outlawed supplies background to the closing issues, not a hidden required collected component.

Optional context & path

Path: Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan). Related projects that read well in this order; the order is a suggestion, not a requirement.

Useful background and earlier stops: Ms. Marvel by G. Willow Wilson.

Only required setup and earlier volumes in the same project affect the queue. Everything here is optional.

About these books · 4 sources

Publisher and reference pages describe the editions. Reviews and reader discussions offer different views of the stories.

The books

Ms. Marvel by Saladin Ahmed

Complete-run paperback · 408 pages · Unowned

Book 1 of 1 · King in Black and the Krakoan Age

Kamala’s post-Wilson family crisis and Stormranger phase move into the Outlawed restrictions on teen heroes.

See reading checkpoints
Released 23 Apr 2024 · 408 pages · Eduard Petrovich cover9781302953492Planned edition
Magnificent Ms. Marvel (2019)#1–18
Earth-616 Primary

All eighteen Ahmed issues; the non-Ahmed annual and Outlawed #1 are not included and not needed.

Edition sources

Each ISBN identifies a specific printing and cover. “Owned copy” identifies the edition on my shelf; “Planned edition” identifies the edition listed for collecting.

Duplication across this project

These books share full issues or parts of issues with other books in the plan. Open the lists below to see which stories repeat.

No shared contents are recorded with other books in the plan.

Things to know
  • The opening reset divided readers. Kamala’s family relationships and Jung’s art give the later chapters more focus.