Warning: contains spoilers for NYX #1The iconic Kamala Khan has been using her “magnification” abilities in creative ways since her debut in 2014 Brand new: Marvel Now! Point One #1, and the heroic Ms. Marvel continues to surprise with new and shocking applications of her polymorphic powers. Kamala plays the lead role in NYX #1 – a series about young mutants in the new From the ashes Era – where she gets into a brutal bar fight, her ability to change shape and melt her own face in a cruel way.

Kamala Khan’s powers recently spiraled out of control and nearly killed her before they were stabilized by Queen Medusa of the Inhumans. Ms. Marvel has full access to her enormous polymorphic ability againand uses it to fight against the oppression of mutants in New York City!

NYX In #1, from writers Colin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing with artist Francesco Mortarino, Kamala befriends Sophie Cuckoo at Empire State University, which leads Sophie to peer-pressure Kamala into an evening outing where Ms. Marvel is forced to change her face after he was involved in a public brawl.

Kamala Khan had years to practice her polymorphic powers

Being an Inhuman is central to Ms. Marvel’s identity

Young Kamala Khan gained her shapeshifting abilities through contact with the Terrigen Mists, which revealed her hidden Inhuman heritage. Ms. Marvel’s powers have evolved over the years, and it has been revealed that Kamala’s polymorphic abilities are actually Allow her to change her molecules by sending mass back and forth through time to other versions of themselves. Khan has used her incredible powers to do shocking things, such as becoming paper thin to walk under a door or completely transforming into Mary Jane Watson in Amazing Spider-Manand it seems like Kamala is continuing to develop her powers.

Ms. Marvel: Kamala Khan’s MCU powers make their comic book debut

In NYX #1 The visible mutant Anole is working at a club that Kamala and Sophie Cuckoo go to when Anole is suddenly attacked by anti-mutant people who blame him for the recent terrorist attacks. Sophie warns Ms. Marvel to hide her face because people are filming, and Kamala quickly uses her powers to cover her face. But instead of changing her face, Ms. Marvel pulls on it like putty, turning her into a melted-face vigilante. NYX Authors Jackson Lanzing and Colin Kelly talked about the new series on Connor Goldsmith’s CEREBRO Podcast in which they revealed that The artist of the series, Francesco Mortarino, was the one who made the decision to have Kamala’s face turned into puttya blatant but astonishing piece of artistic freedom.

Maintaining a secret identity is very important to Ms. Marvel

Once again, most of Kamala’s relatives do not know her secret

Ms. Marvel recently discovered she is a mutant – after her death and resurrection – after which the mutant nation of Krakoa was attacked, forcing Kamala to become a vigilante fighting alongside the X-Men. To protect Kamala, Emma Frost erases her friends and family’s memories of her death and her identity as Ms. Marvel. While Kamala has always kept her secret identity a secret – Sophie Cuckoo jokingly calls her “Secret Identity” as a nickname – she must now work even harder to maintain her privacy, since mutants are so hated and feared after the fall of Krakoa.

The popular Ms. Marvel may need to putty her face sooner rather than later, but she’s still gross Kamala Khan of being a hero. As Ms. Marvel begins her fight against the villainous Silent Council In New York City, the powerful heroine must become even more creative with her incredible polymorphic abilities.

NYX #1 from Marvel Comics is now available in stores.

Source: CEREBRO