@_chrishaynes@toler_kristin The power of fan art shows how relatable people feel with the comics. I can easily see why a Ms. Marvel fan would make this. They can relate to the real life issues in Ms. Marvel and reveal a comparison real life politics. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#synth This image kinda reminds me of political cartoons and how strong of a message they can represent. Political messages can be interpreted just as well or even stronger within comics. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes @phki1931 @jobo5457 Here would be a good example of imitating expression through the eyes of a masked character. Most images include Deadpool's eyes to have a more determined look. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#claim I believe this image is supposed to represent the inequality and injustice within the United States. Fans who love Ms. Marvel comics are also an audience who disagree a lot with Trump. This image has strong potential to gain support from a lot of fans. #engl3246
@maren_douglass @abno0189 @_chrishaynes @_rchak @cali1147 This specific scenario would not define you as evil, but timid, maybe. I think if you keep making bad decisions and know that they are bad would come across as evil. #engl3246
@dnicole33@lebe0237@_chrishaynes Here is another example where the religious comes into play. This is another real world situation that some fans relate to. #engl3246
@jessiefrances@savanna98363220 I think the muslim identity adds more diversity to the fandom. Also, I think this would still be a good topic because her character is defined as a female super hero which adds to the feminism topic we discussed earlier with Roxanne Gay, Kim Kardashian and Beyonce. #engl3246
@jobo5457@Court_Deer@_chrishaynes Agreed. When having a superhero comic who struggles with these real world issues causes a stronger relation with the fans. Do you think fighting evil monsters is a metaphor for facing these real world problems or does it only add inspirational value? #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#synth As the comic of Ms. Marvel explores through the perspective of the first Muslim superhero in marvel comics, the fandom consists of a very diverse group of people.We can observe this from the image above that people from all types of backgrounds do look up to her. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#claim This image shows how the nature of Ms. Marvel fandom is supporting that anyone who is inspired by Ms. Marvel can be a hero. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#deets We see a variety of Ms. Marvel comic fans hold up the cover of the comic where their upper face is merging with Ms. Marvel's bottom face. #engl3246
@lebe0237@_chrishaynes @_rchak @cali1147 Following up on this, at a individual and collective level, I think stopping evil/saving mankind doesn't need to have the presence of a superhero. These panels do a good job of showing that. #engl3246