When established brands decide to "diversify", the results are usually disastrously insincere. So I greeted Marvel's announcement of their intention to re-launch Ms. Marvel with a Muslim teenage girl as the title hero with some skepticism. But the comic itself has more than won me over. Kamala Khan, a Pakistani- American, has the devoted fandom of a true believer when it comes to The Avengers, especially Captain Marvel. When she decides to be "normal" for a night and defies her family rules she discovers two things: 1. "normal" kids value her as a token trophy instead of a person and 2. that she has inhuman genes allowing her to shape shift. Ms. Marvel Vol. 1 is drawn in bold colors and the lines are sharp but scratchy, like a hand had something to do with the process. The style overall is referential to the late 80s, early 90s comics I grew up on. Ms. Marvel continues to evolve and complicate as Kamala struggles with labels, beliefs, expectations, and her newfound responsibility. Enjoy this current iteration of a classic coming of age comic.