Lockjaw has found Kamala and has decided to stay with her, something that she may approve but her family not so much. That's not her biggest problem though since she will have to save her school from the attack of The Inventor.
Ah, I was missing the complete creative team.
G. Willow Wilson continues to deliver one of the best teenage superhero books by creating a great and relatable young character in Kamala Khan while also developing a distinctive atmosphere that is especially evident in the narration since it feels pretty modern without being forced.
I also must say that I enjoyed the interaction between Kamala and Lockjaw which is pretty much what you would expect about a young girl getting a dog, just as charming.
Then again, this issue wouldn't have been as good without Adrian Alphona's pencils since he brings a lot of personality and uniqueness and I think that is even better than in his early issues since it has a much more "indie" tone.
Another great issue, best Marvel read of the week.
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