Title: Ms. Marvel, Vol 2: Generation WhyMore and more teenagers are disappearing from Jersey City, and Kamala knows The Inventor is behind it. With help from new friends Wolverine and Lockjaw, Kamala goes on a mission to find out who she really is and what The Inventor's plans are.
Writer: G. Willow Wilson
Artists: Adrian Alphona, Jacob Wyatt
Genre: Graphic Novel, Superheroes
Rating: 5 stars
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This was an utterly awesome sequel. It was funny, filled with action, and featured some characters from the wider Marvel Universe.
The scenes between Ms. Marvel and Wolverine were hilarious. I loved Kamala's awkward fangirling and Wolveine's appreciation of her weirdness. Having a form of mentor figure really helped the story moving away from character origins and onto Kamala discovering more about her abilities and what kind of hero she wants to be.
I really loved the message presented in this volume about the youth of today. It addresses a ton of adolescent stereotypes and how this is more than just the mobile generation - a storyline that really fits with the mood and themes of the series. It was a little cliche, but I'm a sucker for cliches.
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