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Women of Marvel Marvel
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4.6 • 329 Ratings
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Hosted by Ellie Pyle, Angélique Roché, and Judy Stephens, the Women of Marvel assemble to show how people of all backgrounds are making a powerful and positive impact on our stories. #WomenOfMarvel
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Mentorship Roundtable With Sana Amanat, MacKenzie Cadenhead, and Jenny Lee
Women of Marvel closes out our season on mentorship by bringing three “generations” of Marvel comics editors together for a roundtable conversation: Jenny Lee (Wolverine, Daredevil: Redemption, Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra), MacKenzie Cadenhead (Avengers and Power Pack, X-Men and Power Pack, New Warriors, Elektra: The Hand), and Sana Amanat (Ms. Marvel, Hawkeye, The Mighty Captain Marvel). Jenny mentored Mackenzie, who mentored Sana, who is a friend and role model to our three hosts!
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The Mentors of Valeria Richards: Sue Storm and Doctor Doom
Valeria Richards has had a complicated life with various influences….good and bad. In the Fantastic Four, Sue Storm is a loving mother, leader, and mentor to Valeria. Conversely, in Marvel’s Wastelander’s podcast, Valeria’s parents are dead, and the only person left who can match her intellect is Victor Von Doom. We examine and contrast these two very different mentors in Valeria’s life.
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Storm and Kitty Pryde
The X-Men fostered one of the greatest mentor relationships in the Marvel Universe – the one between Storm and her “Kitten”, Kate Pryde. Kitty first enrolled at Charles Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters at age 13 and Storm helped her become the leader she is today. Marvel’s own Robyn Belt walks us through their relationship via some key 1980s X-Men issues featuring heartbreak, Cyclops, Storm’s mohawk hairstyle, and more!
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The Marvels: Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan
Possibly the most visible example of female empowerment in the Marvel Universe is the relationship between Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel. We explore how Kamala’s admiration for Carol is foundational to her character, especially at the beginning – literally taking up Carol’s former mantle - and how Carol’s lessons helped Kamala grow into herself as a hero.
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Women of Wakanda w/ Angela Bassett and Alitha Martinez
Women of Marvel travels to Wakanda this week to meet the incredible women in that world! Host Angélique talks to legendary artist Alitha Martinez about Wakanda in the comics and specifically Black Panther: World of Wakanda (2016). We also get a special appearance from star of Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Angela Bassett – Queen Ramonda herself!
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Moon Girl with Amy Reeder and Jordan Ifueko
Meet Moon Girl, the certified genius 9-year-old Inhuman with a dinosaur sidekick and a pair of rollerskates! Host Angélique talks to two writers – both the writer of the upcoming Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (2022) #1 and one of the co-creators of her character. They explore how a genius like Lunella can still have a lot to learn from mentors like Ms. Marvel and Wolverine and from connecting with peers as a mentor figure herself.
Customer Reviews
Fantastic show!
You go lady’s!!! Love this podcast keep up the good work. I LOVE Kamala from the comics she is my favorite MCU character and I LOVED the show Ms. Marvel! It was amazing.
this looks awesome
I haven’t heard this yet,but it sounds interesting!!!!!!!! #makeseason2
The Future is Female
Thank you so much for an amazing podcast!! The women of Marvel have truly shone in this podcast, and I love every minute of it! Please consider doing an episode on Jane Foster sometime and her history as a doctor, the Goddess of Thunder, and now a Valkyrie. Jane is literally my favorite female Marvel character, and my second favorite character over all. (Sorry, no one beats Loki.) Your podcast has inspired me to really pay attention to the wonderful women behind the scenes and write my own comics someday. It’ll take a lot of work and a lot of dedication, but expect to see my name on a comic someday. You guys gave me a dream to follow. And the Marvel women taught me to peruse that dream with everything you’ve got.
The Future is Female!
Until Angélique no longer loves Monica Rambeau,
Make Mine Marvel.