Kamala Khan is just an average high school kid struggling with the classic teenage dilemma of trying to both fit in and be herself at the same time, and her Muslim faith is one of those things that sets her apart. She dreams of being a superhero as confident and cool as the Avenger she idolizes, Captain Marvel a/k/a Carol Danvers. However, after developing superpowers because she's exposed to the Terrigen Mist* Kamala quickly learns that her life has gotten way more complicated. 
 * Look it up yourself, nerds! 
 This title has had a lot of attention in large part due to having a lead character who is a female Muslim teenager, but if that's all the characterization that Kamala had it wouldn't be much of a comic. What does make it shine is the solid writing that makes you care about Kamala. She's a good kid who genuinely wants to do the right thing and help people, but like a certain Marvel webspinner with responsibility issues Kamala learns that being a superhero is a lot harder than it looks and doesn't solve any of the other problems in her life. In fact, it usually makes thing a lot more difficult. 
 I particularly enjoyed some of the funnier elements like Kamala trying to adopt the old Ms. Marvel costume as well as the name and finding out that walking around in thigh high boots and a skimpy swimsuit just isn't very comfortable or practical. 
 This is a great title that reminds me a lot of the early days of Marvel.