In the Marvel diversity attempt how many new superhero became a success story?

a lot of the Champions have fans of the characters, so yeah it worked

but none of that translates into sales. Ironheart, Wasp are on cancellation row.

>A probable a Waifu of mine if I was younger
I'd be worried to learn your actual age, going by this. That's some real cringe-worthy statement.

I am 26 years and have aspergers.
So I have friends last functioning then Kamala.

characters take a while to build up, Nadia is getting there, her book is fantastic. Ironheart I don't know about, I never liked her

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Well okay, I was actually worried you'd be older, but you're still younger than me. I'm 31
Measuring success by sales is myopic in my opinion. If these characters actually managed to get fans and a following, it doesn't matter if they aren't selling as well as the current event or the most popular characters, because they never will. Not everything is gonna sell at the same level, but think about it: Ironheart went from a character that raised eyebrows to someone people can actually relate to, and enough to garner interest in Champions and her own book... Something that didn't happen under Bendis. And a similar thing happens with Nadia, who was basically background character until she was given emotional depth in her own book.
This applies to Sam and Miles also, as well as Kamala. They're not just clones of their mentors/legacies but actual three-dimensional characters.

This girl is 9? She look sixteen I swear

would hot glue/10

I think it's the lips

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>she doesn't want anything to do with the royal family.
She likes Karnak from their time in secret warriors and it's even referenced in her book when she was thinking of a 4th F4 member.

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Remind me not to let you near any elementary schools.

Conceptually Robbie Reyes was a win, but they shat all over his book

Just 3. Miles Morales, Kamala Khan, and Lunella Lafayette

Or 4 if you include Daisy Johnson since she's half-Asian

I agree. I like Champions. Been great, and I enjoy Kamala as a leader. Plus that book redeemed Riri Williams more than what Bendis has done

Digital sales and trade has been doing great with these characters. Plus if the charcter is well-liked then the sales won't matter as long as they are popular enough to get new readers interested to buy their book. Either physical or digital

Digital comics most people buy now. Myself included since I have no space to fit my physical copies. In trade sometimes

That's true. Karnak treated her like an equal and she really appreciated him for that.

Reminder that, other than Kamala and Moon Girl maybe, all of these current "woke" heroes are going to be viewed by future generations the same way we look at Ebony, Chop-Chop, Whitewash Jones and early Luke Cage today.

You're going to have to make the same "It was a different time" and "People back then weren't as enlightened as they are today" excuses that fans of Golden, Silver and Bronze Age comics do today.

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>The funny thing is Moon Girl HATES being inhuman
Not really, what she doesn't want to do is lead them. Karnak tried to force her to do it and was basically grooming her in that direction, because the Royals were elsewhere in space getting a boost while Iso was in charge of New Attilan on Earth.
She has no issues being an Inhuman at all, it's the same as Kamala, she was okay with them being her allies but didn't want to be ruled by them.

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I mean, every other arc is about her trying to get rid of her power because it results in DD tarding out in her body. Maybe she doesn't have a problem with inhuman society, but she hates her inhuman power.

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This is true, I'm actually really enjoying Nadia's crazy bipolar adventure

>Maybe she doesn't have a problem with inhuman society, but she hates her inhuman power.
You're trying to make it about her being inhuman and not the fact that as a little girl she has issues dealing with her powers in general, not just something that is related to who she is as an inhuman.

Literally the first arc was about her trying to remove her inhuman gene and being horrified of it activating. Like, before she ever met DD.

maybe im remembering this wrong but didn't Kamala use mustard to make the lightning bolt on her costume?
How the haram is it still so pristine?

Since when do we start sexualizing a nine year old girl? We got one more year for her to do that and we're doing this a year early?

Don't you know they are yummy when they reach ten or over? Just look at Sakura Kinomoto from CCS. Or Clementing from TWD? She's eleven and she looks good

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Her and kahmala should not be Inhumans, its dumb.

No, she glued it on. It was fabric or something. Bruno made her a cool stretchy super suit not long after though. though.