#Bruno Carrelli

[why-i-love-comics]

Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 - "New Normal" (2023)

written by Iman Vallani & Sabir Pirzada art by Carlos Gomez, Adam Gorham, & Erick Arciniega

[indigosabyss]

Kamala texting Bruno some time after the Marvels to catch him up:

Kamala: You've been replaced as the white person in the family gatherings btw Bruno: what Bruno: by who??? Kamala: Carol Danvrse Kamala: srry gtg ammis calling Bruno: NO COME BACK WHAT???

[4marvels-universe]

For July prompt CELEBRATION in @mcuchallenge

[kevinfeiges]

Ms. Marvel (2022) - Episode 1 “Generation Why”, directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah

[inwhichiramble]

Three more Ms. Marvel things:

Bruno is easily up there in the top three best Marvel bffs in the MCU. I love him.

THE CON WAS AT CAMP LEHIGH I CAN JUST SEE STEVE CRYING ON THE MOON

Kamala has got to be the most accurate Gen Z fangirl I have ever seen in media and Iman is already doing a fabulous job, once again the casting is perfect

[captainwaffles]

[dailymarvelstudios]

Ms. Marvel 1x03 “Destined”

[hunkahulkaaburningfudge]

Tony takes his Uncle Iron Man duties very seriously.

Ms Marvel: Stretched Thin (2021)

[dragcnbreak]

new ms marvel cast pictures from the assembled feels like coming home

[why-i-love-comics]

Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 - "New Normal" (2023)

written by Iman Vallani & Sabir Pirzada art by Carlos Gomez, Adam Gorham, & Erick Arciniega

[thefulcrumfiles]

AND IM LIKE KSHDKSJDK

[blue-saaaaargent]

Not the kamala khan international boyfriend exchange program 💀 she gets more bitches than anyone in the mcu fr  

[sersi]

The more I kind of dug deeper into what I wanted to say with the show and what I wanted to her to go through, it really had to be about her and her community, her family and her friends. So Carol’s meeting up with her after this journey that she’d been through in the season. She’s Kamala in her own right. She’s looking in the mirror at the end — she’s not seeing an imitation of Captain Marvel the way that she’s seeing in Episode 1. She’s seeing Kamala wearing a suit that her mother made for her, with the masks that Bruno made for her, with the sash from Red Dagger — then, moments later, she gets her name from her own father. That moment is about her becoming her in her own right. - Bisha K. Ali, MS. MARVEL (2022 - ) Executive Producer and Head Writer

[melina-mellow]

It's giving "the rejected love interests end up together instead" vibes.

I'm joking... Unless 👀 No. No. No. It's a joke

[basicrese]

i really thought Kamran was just on a mission to call Bruno Brian every chance he got but he really just didn’t know 😭😭😭

[ohnoimonfire]

so i'm sure countless other people have said this before, but i'll say it again.

as a desi, muslim girl who grew up being a huge marvel fan, ms marvel is incredibly important to me.

i remember reading the comics around 2020 and 2021, and when the news that it was becoming a show came out, i vividly remember screaming and jumping up and down BECAUSE HOLY SHIT

yeah, the comics are pretty different compared to the show and they got the whole "djinn" concept completely wrong, but yknow

the representation means everything to me.

i remember when i was like, 7, i was watching Iron Man with my mom. The terrorists in the movie speak fluent urdu, just like me.

So obviously, little me was pretty confused. I remember asking, "Mama, why do the bad guys talk like us?" and she simply avoided the question.

It was years after when I understood islamophobia.

now, i'm sitting in my living room and the superhero on tv isn't a skinny blonde blue-eyed white girl.

she's like me.

she says salam, she watches bollywood movies, and she wears a shalwar kameez. her mom doesn't like the idea of her going to parties. she goes to the mosque to pray. she makes wudhu in those crusty mosque bathrooms with taps that barely work.

she believed that it wasn't the brown girls of jersey city that saved the world.

just like countless other brown girls all across the world.

yes, the show may have some... flaws - but the representation was, for once, done somewhat correctly. i'm happy beyond words, and thrilled for younger generations of muslim and desi kids to grow up with a superhero who's like them.

thank you gwendolyn wilson, and everyone who worked on the comics; writers, artists, publishers, everyone. you made a dream reality, and now you have a show.

on behalf of young muslim brown girls everywhere, thank you.