Sentence examples for muslim superhero from inspiring English sources

Meet DC Comics' first Muslim superhero, Nightrunner.

Take Marvel Comics' decision to quietly introduce a new female Muslim superhero.

Wilson writes a comic book that features a female Muslim superhero named Kamala Khan and known as Ms. Marvel.

The comic book giant revealed a new female Thor and black Captain America last year, in addition to Marvel's first Muslim superhero Ms Marvel.

"[They said: 'We want to create a new teenage female American Muslim superhero and put her on her own book.'] I thought, 'You're insane.

1. Ms Marvel, Vol 3: Crushed, Marvel: £8.39, amazon.co.uk Kamala Khan, aka the latest Ms Marvel, made headlines when she was introduced in 2013 as the first Muslim superhero.

Dr. Naif Al-Mutawa has even dreamed up a whole universe featuring mainly Muslim superheroes called, "The 99," which banded together with The Justice League in 2010 for a six-issue crossover miniseries.

Janmohamed offers examples of contemporary culture's weaving together of faith and modernity such as: "Muslim boy bands with hijabi girls in the audience screaming their names and waving glow sticks," halal beer and wine, halal dating apps, Muslim superheroes such as Marvel's Kamala Khan, Ramadan clothing collections by Mango, DKNY, Dolce and Gabbana, and much more.

I wanted to show that bombing doesn't come close to convincing with the kind of positive messages you can find in a sport team or a commercial action adventure series called "The 99," where young Muslim superheroes dodge bullets and bullies to aggressively "fight for peace" with "multicultural initiatives" and "worldwide relief efforts".

There's been some negative online chatter: Conan O'Brien who Tweeted: "Marvel Comics is introducing a new Muslim Female superhero.

Green Lantern The latest incarnation of the Green Lantern is Simon Baz, DC Comics' first Muslim-American superhero.