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Ms. Marvel is the first show or film in the Marvel universe to feature a Muslim hero. Head writer Bisha K. Ali drew on her own experiences growing up in England as the child of Pakistani-born parents.
Bisha K. Ali's "Ms. Marvel" series is off and running on Disney+, bringing the hit comic book fangirl (and New Jersey superhero) to the MCU. And while there's been a lot of details to take in on ...
Comedian Bisha K. Ali identified a publicity photo of herself used in the Canadian artwork. A Canadian artist has apologised for using photos of British comedians without their knowledge in an art ...
Bisha Ali was born to Pakistani parents. [2] She worked as a data scientist and then a domestic violence support worker, before moving to a career in stand-up comedy. [2] In 2012, she participated in the Royal Court Theatre's Young Writers programme. Her script Book Club, for a Sky diversity initiative, was optioned by Tiger Aspect Productions. [3]
Series executive producer and head writer Bisha K. Ali was in charge of staffing and breaking the main narratives for the first season of Ms. Marvel. As a comics fan, genre fan, and self-proclaimed micro-detail geek, charting the story of the very first Muslim/Pakistani superhero was a dream come true and one fraught with potential disappointments.
Nerdist spoke to Bisha K. Ali about Kamala’s journey in Ms. Marvel, the impact of Partition, and the importance of specificity in representation on-screen. Linda Kupo/Marvel Studios. Nerdist: It ...
From creator, head writer, and executive producer Bisha K. Ali, the Disney+ series Ms. Marvel (based on the comics character created by Sana Amanat, Stephen Wacker, G. Willow Wilson, Adrian ...
