Viewers confuse Ms. Marvel’s sexuality with America Chavez’s

Mrs Miracle Episode 1 has caused a bout of confusion regarding the main character Kamala Khan’s sexuality, confusing her preference with a previous character introduced in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

We explain why fans are confused, reveal fan discussions about the character, and provide an episode guide for the upcoming series.

Created by Bisha K. Ali for Disney Plus, the miniseries Mrs Miracle will follow Iman Vellanis Kamala Khan as her new powers awaken to transform her into Ms. Marvel. The series will have six episodes and the character is set to appear in the upcoming one as well The wonders Film directed by Brie Larson’s Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel.

Marvel Fans Confused Over Boycott Of Christianity

A Christian Facebook group has recently emerged claiming to boycott them Mrs Miracle show because it is led by a gay Muslim character, although this is not true.

Marvel fans online quickly rushed to defend the character while also debating the character’s sexuality.

Some fans also confused Kamala Khan’s sexuality with that of America Chavez, who debuted earlier Doctor Strange 2 and was written as a gay character.

Chavez also appears in the film with a rainbow badge to show his solidarity with the rainbow pride flag.

The fandom debates the character’s sexuality

One fan was quick to elicit “angry” posts that didn’t contain the correct facts, explaining that Kamala Khan isn’t gay:

Another fan claimed that Ms. Marvel was not gay in the comics and had previously had crushes on boys, but indicated that she may be bisexual:

Finally, this fan was sure that either Kamala Khan or America Chavez was dating Kate Bishop in the comics, but the archer is known for being openly straight:

• MORE: Kamala Khan’s power transition in Ms. Marvel explained

How many episodes does Ms. Marvel have?

Mrs Miracle will deliver six episodes within the first season on Disney Plus, following the example of other Marvel shows on the streaming platform.

Below we’ve highlighted the release dates for all six episodes as they currently stand, and will update the episode titles as they are announced:

• Episode 1: generation why – June 8, 2022
• Episode 2: June 15, 2022
• Episode 3: June 22, 2022
• Episode 4: June 29, 2022
• Episode 5: July 6, 2022
• Episode 6: July 13, 2022