Warner Bros. Discovery's widely criticised decision to scrap Batgirl means that movie is what most people now think about when they see Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah's names.
However, before they supposedly delivered an "unreleasable" take on Barbara Gordon, they helmed some of the best episodes of Ms. Marvel. As you might expect, that left many fans questioning the studio's claims they'd shot a movie bad enough that it will never be allowed to see the light of day!
While El Arbi and Fallah have said they would be open to returning to the DC Universe, it's hard to believe they would ever trust Warner Bros. again. However, seeing as Ms. Marvel was such a hit for Disney+ and Marvel Studios, might they consider returning for season 2?
"We’re waiting for 'The Marvels,' so that will decide what the next step will be," El Arbi tells The Playlist. "So we’re very much looking forward to that. I can’t wait to see it, man. It’s great to see the trailers and to see the whole family back there and Iman Vellani doing great work, so looking forward to that."
He adds, "Well, you know, if they ask us to come back to 'Ms. Marvel,' we love the universe, we love those characters, and Iman, and all of the other supporting actors there, so it would be an honor to come back and explore some more."
"There is a Moroccan superhero we forgot to name that exists, so we can go there. And, you know, we love ‘Blade.’ Our buddy Yann Demange is now doing 'Blade.' If Yann doesn’t want to do the second movie, we’re still there. And 'Deadpool' - we’re always there for 'Deadpool.' If there’s a fourth one, we’re also game, so if they call us, we’re good."
These two clearly want to dive back into the world of superheroes and we're sure Kamala Khan's story won't end after a team-up with Captain Marvel and Photon! A second season would give Marvel Studios the opportunity to better explore the hero's place in the MCU and what she does next after working alongside her idol.
Ms. Marvel season 1 was a six-episode origin story, so another batch of episodes can bring some of her villains from the comics into this shared world and perhaps even dive into what it means for this teenager to be a mutant!
What are your hopes for Ms. Marvel's future on screen?