Marvel series you’re likely to have a much more satisfying experience filtering it through the lens of Khan and Co. So we suggest that you think of The Marvels less as an actual MCU movie and more like an extended bonus episode of the Ms.
And, as you may recall, the first season ended with a post-credits sequence that featured Khan inexplicably switching places with her hero Carol Danvers, a.k.a. It offered a rare, nuanced depiction of Muslim family life, gave us a fresh comedic star in Canadian actor Iman Vellani, and felt like a breath of fresh air in an increasingly humid, interminably interconnected I.P. Marvel TV series, in which Pakistani-American teen Kamala Khan discovers an intergalactic bracelet belonging to her grandmother, and boom! It unlocks powers within her and turns this New Jersey-based Avengers superfan into a bona fide superhero. But one of the major highlights of the past few years has been the Ms. It’s a truth universally acknowledged that the Marvel Cinematic Universe - or, and we’re just coining this term right this very second, the “MCU” - has had a shaky time trying to find a post-Infinity Saga groove.
