I loved the idea of drawing, and putting live in the pictures. I also found the connection that needs to exist between an artist and a writer interesting. Two people can interpret the same image, or text, in multiple different ways, and it is amazing when they can actually create something that satisfies both of their visions. I will pay more attention to the drawings, and how they go hand-in-hand with text.
It did leave a impact, and I might even draw something for the final assignment. I am not sure what exactly, but I can come up with something meaningful. One meaningful thing about this format is that I will be able to create scenes not depicted in the comic, and I think that this will be lots of fun.
I am excited about this because it will be my first time drawing as an assignment, therefore I will make it neat, and good-looking. I will also be able to put my own little artist’s trademark in it, something different from the original comic. To be honest, I might draw alien rats and Kamala fighting them off. If I do not draw, however, I will write something about the view of society on different cultures.
Ms. Marvel is teaching me a lot about a culture gap in our society. As a country, we are very diverse, and yet there are so many condescending views on certain cultures. The message in the comic I clear, and it is to be who you really are, and not your fabricated self. It looks like Kamala is finally getting the hang of her powers and abilities when she I being herself, but of course I will not find that out until the next collection.