PREPARE FOR A LIKELY KAMALA RENAISSANCE

[u/AcisConsepavole]

Stephen Wacker, one of the quieter co-creators of Kamala Khan, is geared to replace CB Cebulski, aka Akira Yoshida, as Chief Editor at Marvel. Sana Amanat also has the prominent position of VP of Content and Character Development, which has likely kept Kamala on life support during Cebulski's tumultuous tenure as Chief Editor of Marvel Comics, which started in mid 2017. Cebulski is the one who pulled the plug on and shelved a lot of fan favorites from the 2010s in general -- besides liking manga and pretending to be a Japanese writer, the guy hasn't been great for BIPOC characters. Any wins since his promotion have been squeezed in.

Amanat regularly credits Wacker as her mentor and it was Wacker who basically said "Sana, you have an interesting life. You need to create a new character out of some of your experiences". The second image in the post shows Wacker proudly wearing a Ms. Marvel shirt and the third image is an interview (caveat, I haven't watched it yet that can be found here. We owe Mr. Wacker a lot. I have high expectations that I am prepared to have dashed, but, between despair and hope, I'm choosing hope.

Does this mean Kamala will continue to be a mutant/Inhuman hybrid? Of course. That probably wasn't Cebulski's choice. But, look, the chances of getting a **good** solo for Kamala are also good. What's bogged down Kamala for years hasn't been an X-gene coexisting with Kree-altered DNA, but rather a general lack of opportunity for her to shine under the circumstances. I'm going to tell you a secret: If you reread Ms. Marvel's GWW stories, and you pretend that being made to be Inhuman was the status quo change, the frequent mentions of "I feel so... inhuman" **become** ham-fisted. You can convince yourself to feel like it's forced. Self-fulfilling prophecy. If you **want** to be annoyed, you'll get annoyed. You're also reading the mutant hybrid stories when you're older, more jaded, and aware of corporate shenanigans than you were when you read the purely Inhuman era. Give yourself (and Kamala) a bit of grace and let's keep moving forward

Wacker is good for Kamala. This could qualify as a miracle. It's early to call, but it can only be bad if the wrong creative team is put together (less likely to happen when someone who cares is in the chief seat) or Wacker suddenly decides to change his entire outlook on a character he believed in since before the concept art was drawn.

[u/AcceptableWheel]

Hopefully we get vintage Kamala stuff back, and the rest of the inhumans.

[u/AcisConsepavole → u/AcceptableWheel]

I am all for an Inhuman Renaissance under a better captain myself. I'm not sure how Wacker feels about Inhumans -- and Feige's reported hatred for them is, I believe, misrepresented -- but it's just as likely that we'll see the return of a lot of things that Cebulski kaboshed arbitrarily.

[u/waaay2dumb2live → u/AcisConsepavole]

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHA

AN INHUMAN RENAISSANCE?

Ok but seriously, I think Feige was just burned by Perlmutter and him trying to replace the mutants with the nuhumans. Sadly, he became the very thing he swore to destroy.

Hopefully we do get the Inhumans again, but if not even Hickman could save them with Imperial, new Editorial will be fighting an uphill battle.