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Ms. Marvel #13 (2016)

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by Comic Books Library August 06, 2025
Ms. Marvel #13 (2016)


Ms. Marvel #13 (2016) – Comic Book Overview

📚 Genre

Superhero, Coming-of-Age, Political Fiction, Teen Drama

🌟 Main Characters

  • Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel – A Pakistani-American Muslim teenager from Jersey City juggling high school life with her responsibilities as a shape-shifting superhero.

  • Bruno Carrelli – Kamala’s best friend and confidante, who remains distant due to past emotional strain.

  • Nakia Bahadir – Kamala’s close friend and an outspoken Muslim activist who helps with her community efforts.

  • Mike – Bruno’s girlfriend, who subtly complicates the group dynamics.

  • Supporting Cast – Includes Kamala’s family, classmates, and local citizens involved in the election arc.

🖋️ Writer

G. Willow Wilson – Acclaimed for her authentic, heartfelt writing, Wilson continues to evolve Kamala’s character with sensitivity and depth, especially in times of personal struggle.

🎹 Artist

Mirka Andolfo – Known for her expressive and dynamic art style, Andolfo brings a unique visual energy to Kamala’s world, enhancing both the emotional and action-driven moments.

📝 Editor Details

  • Editor: Sana Amanat

  • Assistant Editor: Kathleen Wisneski
    Their editorial leadership ensures continuity, cultural authenticity, and thematic integrity throughout the series.

🏱 Publisher and Brand

  • Publisher: Marvel Comics

  • Brand: Marvel NOW!

📅 Release Year

2016

đŸ§© Brief Plot Summary

In Ms. Marvel #13, Kamala Khan finds herself facing a new kind of challenge—not a supervillain, but loneliness. With her once-trusted allies emotionally distant, Kamala must reassess who she is without the comforting presence of her inner circle. Amid this personal crisis, Jersey City gears up for local elections. Kamala throws herself into community activism, encouraging others—especially the youth—to get involved and vote 🗳️. Balancing civic responsibility with superhero duties, Kamala’s journey becomes as much about inner strength as outer action.

đŸ”„ Notable Arcs or Storylines

This issue forms part of the “Super Famous” arc's aftermath and acts as a thematic bridge leading into future political and socially-conscious storylines. It marks a shift in tone for Kamala as she starts navigating more mature and real-world dilemmas.

🔍 Fan Theories or Interpretations

Fans have often interpreted this issue as a metaphor for immigrant and second-generation identity in America. Kamala’s sense of isolation is viewed as symbolic of young minorities navigating spaces where their voices feel unheard. Some also view her push to get the vote out as a subtle nod to real-world events during the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, drawing parallels between youth mobilization and Ms. Marvel's activism.

đŸ–Œ️ Review Summary

Ms. Marvel #13 beautifully balances superhero spectacle with emotional realism. The artwork by Mirka Andolfo delivers vibrant, emotive storytelling—each panel reflecting Kamala’s inner conflict and determination. G. Willow Wilson’s writing remains sharp and emotionally resonant, tackling themes of isolation, responsibility, and civic duty with grace. Kamala’s character development in this issue is both relatable and inspiring, showcasing a hero who grows not just through battles but through bravery in everyday life ❤️⚡

Whether you're in it for the punches or the politics, this issue packs both heart and heroism.


Comic Resource / Read Online (External Source)

Ms. Marvel #13 (2016)
Language : English