Ms. Marvel writer Bisha K. Ali reacts to the show’s in-universe tribute to Black Widow. Ms. Marvel will feature Iman Vellani’s first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as teenage superhero fanatic Kamala Khan. Kamala will stumble across powers of her own during the series that will be reminiscent of the cosmic powers of her idol, Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), and she will eventually take up the mantle of Ms. Marvel.
Ms. Marvel will focus heavily on Kamala’s story, but it will also be another new look into the post-Blip MCU. Avengers: Infinity War featured the MCU’s most devastating defeat for its heroes yet when Thanos (Josh Brolin) collected the six Infinity Stones and wiped half of all life in the universe. Then, during the events of Avengers: Endgame five years later, the remaining Avengers banded together to undo Thanos’ snap. Following Tony Stark's (Robert Downey Jr.) invention of time travel, the Avengers split into small teams to travel throughout time and collect the six Infinity Stones. However, one of the Stones – the Soul Stone – required a sacrifice, and Natasha Romanoff a.k.a Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) traded her life for the Stone so that everyone could be brought back.
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With Ms. Marvel’s release less than a week away, its promotional material is beginning to ramp up. A recent still from the series shows Kamala looking at a poster thanking Black Widow and Iron Man for their sacrifice in Endgame. Bisha K. Ali responded to the still on Twitter by explaining how important Natasha’s sacrifice is. See Ali’s reaction below:
Honestly the way I went off about the tragedy of Natasha Romanoff in the writersroom… we had to.
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