Muslim superhero Ms. Marvel gets a stunning portrait that supports the ACLU

Ms. Marvel is being heroic in a whole new way.

Sarah Weber

Internet Culture

Published Feb 2, 2017 Updated May 25, 2021, 2:01 am CDT

As Americans protested the Trump administration’s executive order on immigration last weekend, many of them turned to Muslim-American superhero Ms. Marvel as a symbol of hope and resistance.

Many made their own Ms. Marvel protest signs, and some kids even dressed up like young hero Kamala Khan in her lightning-bolt-adorned super suit.

Ms. Marvel didn’t need no protest sign this time. Kamala Khan approves of the variant cover art @philnoto #NoBanNoWall pic.twitter.com/w3K9AiWA3m

— NavdeepSinghDhillon (@navdeep_dhillon) January 29, 2017

Now author and artist David Mack, best known in the comics community for his Jessica Jones and Alias covers, is offering fans a beautiful, officially licensed print of Ms. Marvel.

This is being offered as an official licensed print from @GAppleComics.
A portion goes to @ACLU. #MsMarvel #Kamala https://t.co/k8iaWmw3qp pic.twitter.com/SuABH8v4Qy

— David Mack (@davidmackkabuki) January 31, 2017

The print is available at Golden Apple Comics for $25, and a portion of proceeds go to the American Civil Liberties Union, the organization that led the legal charge against the executive order.

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*First Published: Feb 2, 2017, 6:29 pm CST

Sarah Weber

Sarah Weber is the former editor of Daily Dot’s Parsec section, where she wrote about geek culture. She previously worked as a reporter and editor at community newspapers in the Midwest and was recognized by the Ohio Associated Press for news reporting.