Shang-Chi, Jubilee, Silk, more lead Marvel's Voices: Identity anthology preview - wileyforsen

Shang-Chi, Jubilee, Silk, more lead Wonder's Voices: Identity anthology prevue

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The anthology series Marvel's Voices returns this month with a new volume focusing on Asian, Asiatic American, and Pacific Islander (AAPI) cultures in the outsized one-shot Marvel's Voices: Identicalness. Announced during AAPI Inheritance Calendar month, this specific focuses on AAPI characters such as Shang-Chi, Jubilee, and Sik, with all the stories created aside AAPI comic creators.

"I'm thrilled to follow a part of Marvel's Voices: Indistinguishability #1," Shang-Chi writer Cistron Luen Yang said when this rule book was announced. "Asian and Asiatic American superheroes are such a indispensable part of the Marvel Universe. Continent and Asian American creators, overly. This book proves it."

Here's a preview of Marvel's Voices: Identicalness:

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Marvel's Voices: Identity #1 preview

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Here's a full-dress list of all the stories, their star characters, and the creators nates it:

Shang-Chi in 'What is. vs. What If?' past author Gene Luen Yang, artist Marcus To, and colorist Sunny Gho
'Jimmy Woo 1959' aside writer Greg Park, creative person Creees Lee, and colorist Brian Reber
Jubilee in 'That Ace Thing' by writer/colorist Christina Strain and creative person Jason Loo
Ms. Marvel and Red Dagger 'Seeing Ruby-red' by writer Sabir Pirzada, creative person Mashal Ahmed, and colorist Neeraj Menon
Wave and Bishop in 'Personal Heroes' away writer Alyssa Wong, creative person Whilce Portacio, and colorist Jay David Ramos
Silhouette in 'Singular/Plural form' by author Jeremy Holt, artist Alti Firmansyah, and colorist Irma Kniivila
Armor and Silver Samurai in 'Traditional Rap Sushi' by writer/artist KenNiimura
Brawn and Silk in 'Parvenu York Frame of mind' by writer Maurene Goo, creative person Lynn Yoshii, and artist Sebastian Cheng (with co-editor program Lindsey Cohick)

Filipino American cartoonist Rina Ayuyang (Blame This on the Boogie) has scripted a foreword in this, and consulting editor in chief Angélique Roché has a feature interview with iconic Marvel writer/creative person/editor Larry Hama.

Jim Cheung has drawn the main brood to Marvel's Voices: Indistinguishability, with variants by Inhyuk Lee, Peach Momoko, Phillip Tan, Mashal Ahmed, Rian Gonzales, and Junggeun Yoon. Take a look:

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Marvel's Voices: Identity operator #1 covers

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Marvel's Voices: Personal identity goes on sale on Grand 25.

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