#Dr. Faiza Hussain

[comicbooksaregood]

Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders

Volume: 1

Issue: 1

Theirs is a Land with a Wall Around It

Writer: Al Ewing

Pencils: Alan Davis

Inks: Mark Farmer

Colours: Wil Quintana

Covers: : Alan Davis, Mark Farmer, Jordie Bellaire

Marvel

[amageish]

Marvel Move continues to be the Marvel adaptation most targeted at me personally. Dr Faiza Hussain is going on a vampire-hunting road trip with Blade and Bloodline??? Uh. Sure! Why not! I'm down!

[muslimsinmedia]

Dr. Faiza Hussain / Excalibur from Captain Britain and MI13 (vol 1)

[avengerphobic]

hey hey i actually have an insane idea for a team up: Faiza Hussain, Dr Doom, and Exodus.

Dr Doom would be kinda the buffer between Exodus and Faiza because Exodus would say some insane shit and Doom would be like racism from a relic like you embarrassing like he did to dracula that one time and he wouldnt really let exodus do his weird posturing because he is doom and he is more supreme than all and idk i think doom would like faiza cuz idk he seems to have a lot of appreciation for strong women sometimes also the vibes i get

[celadons-penultimate]

Dear Marvel: Please put Excalibur / Dr. Faiza Hussain in more stuff. 😌🙏🏿

More than just the diversity aspect, she's a medical doctor & an accomplished combatant, gifted w/ mutant powers of biological manipulation (similar to Elixir) & was deemed worthy to wield the magical sword Excalibur (hence her admittedly uncreative hero name).

She even became Captain Britain at one point in another continuity!

Like, I know not all mutants join the X-Men. And she's already teamed up w/ Captain British before (MI-13, look it up). Still, she's a British woman (Pakistani British, check the hijab) who wields the literal magical sword Excalibur from Arthurian legend & bears its name as her own hero moniker.

💁🏿‍♂️If nothing else, Excalibur should wield the sword Excalibur in service of Captain Britain's British mutant superhero team, EXCALIBUR. 🤷🏿‍♂️

[i-r-readcomics]

Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders

Volume: 1 #2

And Mine is a Faith in my Fellow Man

Writers: Al Ewing

Pencils: Alan Davis

Inks: Mark Farmer

Covers: Alan Davis, Mark Farmer, Wil Quintana

Featuring: Kid Resue (Toni Yinsen), White Tiger (Ava Ayala), Spider-Man (Hobie Brown), She-Hulk (Jen Walters), Captain Britain (Dr. Faiza Hussain), Baroness Thor Big Boss Hill (Maria Hill), God Emperor Doom (Victor von Doom) 

Marvel

[thebibliomancer]

By the power of socialized medicine

[elgaberino-mcoc]

“#TournamentOfBattlerealmFuture #FallFutureFaceoff ENERGIES & DIMENSIONS Divisional Wild Card Match 1/2 

Winner gets Divisional 23rd Seed for Round 1 Losers get eliminated

FAT COBRA vs EXCALIBUR (DR. FAIZA HUSSAIN) vs BEAST (HEX-MEN)”

[docgold13]

365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…

July 19th - Excalibur

Doctor Faiza Hussain was conducting field triage in London during the Skrull Invasion, tending to the injured in the midst of the conflict.  Her medical tent was attacked by a Skrull war machine, but Dane Whitman, the Black Knight, intervened, killing the war machine's pilot, and sending the machine itself crashing to the ground. Dane scouted the area to see if there were any survivors, and then brought Dr. Hussain along to tend to their wounds. While they were checking on survivors near the downed war machine, one of its devices came to life, blasting Dr. Hussain and knocking her unconscious.  

Whist unconscious, Dr. Hussain had a mysterious dream where she was visited by the spirits of King Arthur and Merlin the Mage.  This had the effect of awakening mystical abilities in Faiza.  When she came to, she discovered she could wield magical spells.  This includes the capacity to psionically deconstruct and rearrange biological entities, temporarily paralyze people and magically heal injuries.  

During the Skrull invasion, Captain Britain (Brian Braddock) was bestowed the powerful sword, Excalibur, to help vanquish the invaders.  Once the invasion was fully repelled, Captain Britain was unable to wield the sword and stabbed it into the ground knowing that only the worthy would be able to unearth it.  Dr. Hussain felt a strange attraction to the sword as the spirit of Merlin whispered in her ear.  She took hold of the sword’s hilt and, much to her shock, was able to lift it.  The Black Knight explained that the sword had chosen her and that it was now Faiza’s duty to use it as a hero and protector of the innocent.  

The Black Knight helped her learn to use the sword and Dr. Hussain joined MI-13under eh codename of Excalibur.  She and Dane have grown close and clearly there is a mutual attraction to one another; although whether or not the two will become romantically involved remains to be told.  Excalibur has had many adventures alongside her MI-13 teammates and has also been a part of the team of medically trained superheroes brought together by Dr. Strange.  

Dr. Faiza Hussain/Excalibur first appeared in the pages of Captain Britain and MI-13 #1 (2008).

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Fancasting the Kit Harington MCU Black Knight movie (not greenlit yet, but you know it’s coming):

1) Sean Bean as Sir Percy of Scandia (Dane’s ancestor and the first Black Knight)

2) Jeremy Irons as Mordred the Evil, the movie’s main antagonist

3) Colin Firth as Nathan Garrett, Dane’s uncle (and future supervillain)

4) Kiran Sonia Sawar as Dr. Faiza Hussain, the deuteragonist and Dane’s future love interest (let’s assume Sersi chose Ikaris in “The Eternals”)

5) Kanna Hashimoto as Kwannon, the tritagonist and a Japanese assassin who teams up with Dane (her appearance here is to build up the arrival of Psylocke in a future movie)

[comicbooksaregood]

Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders

Volume: 1

Issue: 2

And Mine is a Faith in my Fellow Man

Writer: Al Ewing

Pencils: Alan Davis

Inks: Mark Farmer

Colours: Wil Quintana

Covers: : Alan Davis, Mark Farmer, Wil Quintana

Marvel

[lucianovecchio]

Dr. Faiza Hussain aka EXCALIBUR From the pages of Captain Britain

Digital commission #FaizaHussain #Excalibur #CaptainBritain #MarvelComics

[doctorofmagic]

December Solicitations: Doctor Strange appearances

Deadly but delicious food.

DEATH OF DOCTOR STRANGE: BLADE #1

DANNY LORE (W) • DYLAN BURNETT (A) Cover by BOSSLOGIC VARIANT COVER BY David Baldeon A long time ago, Doctor Strange destroyed every vampire in the world with one spell, including Dracula. Now, with Strange dead, Dracula's Vampire Nation celebrates! That doesn't sit too well with Strange's old friend, and new Vampire Nation sheriff, Blade the Vampire Hunter! But what happens when interlopers from another dimension invade the vamp's territory and put all the bloodsuckers' lives at risk? Will Blade do his duty to protect them? Or will he help make sure the vamps stay wiped out this time? 40 PGS./ONE-SHOT/Rated T+ …$4.99

DEATH OF DOCTOR STRANGE: X-MEN/BLACK KNIGHT #1

SI SPURRIER (W) • BOB QUINN (A) Cover by CORY SMITH Variant Cover by MATÍAS BERGARA LONDON'S BURNING! THE BLACK KNIGHTS RIDE AGAIN! All manner of vile extradimensional foes invade Earth following the collapse of Doctor Strange's magical safeguards for the planet. Dane Whitman, A.K.A. the BLACK KNIGHT, receives a terrible vision from the EBON SIEGE while Jacks, now sharing the burden of the EBONY BLADE with her father, rides off to confront a terrible evil attacking London – the X-MEN?! Krakoa's greatest heroes have been transformed – but by what?! Jacks, Dane and Faiza Hussain – wielder of the mighty sword EXCALIBUR – must team up to save the X-Men before an even deadlier threat destroys them all! 40 PGS./ONE-SHOT/Rated T+ …$4.99

DEATH OF DOCTOR STRANGE #4 (OF 5)

JED MACKAY (W) • LEE GARBETT (A) • Cover by KAARE ANDREWS Variant Cover by Paco Medina Devil's Reign Villain Variant Cover by ANNIE WU WHO WILL BE THE NEW SORCERER SUPREME? Someone has to stop the giant mystical threat devouring all magic, and it can't be the Avengers. Or the Fantastic Four. Or the X-Men. It'll take someone with the greatest skills and command over the mystic arts to save us all. It'll take the Sorcerer Supreme. But who will that be?! 32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99

DEFENDERS #4 (OF 5)

AL EWING (W) • JAVIER RODRÍGUEZ (A/C) Variant cover by Ken Niimura BEFORE THERE WERE GODS... THERE WERE MARVELS! Doctor Strange and his Defenders land in the Fourth Cosmos – the home of the Archetypes of Good and Evil, primal entities of pure myth destined to echo through every reality to come – as the desperate Dr. Zota attempts to harness their power to rewrite all existence in his own hand! Al Ewing and Javier Rodriguez explore the truest origins of the Marvel Multiverse in a cosmos-colliding epic you'll have to experience to believe! 32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99

SAVAGE AVENGERS #27

GERRY DUGGAN (W) • PATCH ZIRCHER (A) Cover by VALERIO GIANGIORDANO This is the one you've been waiting for—Conan, Dr. Strange, Dr. Doom and a time master to be named later all join your favorite Savage Avengers to put a dagger-sized pin into the heart of the Kulan Gath saga. You won't see this end coming...'cause we didn't either. 32 PGS./Parental Advisory …$3.99

As I said, deadly but delicious food.

[phoenixlionme]

Marvel Asian Supers

EAST ASIAN (China, Korea, and Japan)

1. Jubilation Lee aka Jubilee - Chinese American

2. Xorn - Chinese

3. Colleen Wing - half Chinese and half Japanese American

4. Shang Chi - Chinese

5. Cindy Moon aka Silk - Korean American

6. Amadeus Cho aka Brawn - Korean American

7. Danny Rand aka Iron Fist - Tibetan American; I know he’s often depicted as white but after his first live action portrayal was panned, with a lot of the reasons being because it was somewhat racist, I think Danny being Tibetan makes perfect sense given that his powers are in an area in Tibet plus there would be a Tibetan superhero.

8. Lei Ling aka Aero - Chinese

9. Dan Bi aka Crescent - Korean

10. Seol Hee aka Luna Snow - Korean

11. Lin Lie aka Sword Master - Chinese

12. Ami Han aka White Fox - Korean

15. Isaac Ikeda aka Protector - Japanese

16. Jake Oh aka War Machine - Korean American

17. Jimmy Woo - Chinese American

18. Monica Chang aka Black Widow - Chinese American

19. Clarice Ferguson aka Blink - Chinese American

20. Wong, ally to Dr. Strange - Chinese

21. Hisako Ichiki aka Armor - Japanese

22. Big Hero 6 - a team of Japanese heroes; they are based off the movie from Disney, Big Hero 6. I loved the movie but I would’ve kept them all Japanese with no racebend

23. Jennifer Takeda aka Hazmat - Japanese American

24. Nico Minoru - Japanese American

25. Peni Parker aka SP//DR - Japanese American; she’s possibly biracial but it’s never been confirmed

26. Kenuichio Harada and Shin Harada aka Silver Samurai - Japanese

27. Shiro Yoshida aka Sunfire - Japanese

28. Leyu Yoshida aka Sunpyre - Japanese

29. Noriko Ashida aka Surge - Japanese

29. Pei aka Iron Fist II - Tibetan

30. Kei Kawade aka Kid Kaiju - half Japanese and half white, American born

31. Takuya Yamashiro aka Tokusatsu Spider Man  - Japanese; from the famous live-action Japanese Spider-Man TV series

32. Daken Akihiro aka Wolverine - biracial; half Japanese and half white

33. Suzi Endo aka Cybermancer - Japanese American

34. Yukio - Japanese; last name unknown

35. Brother Sabre - Chinese

36. Sister Dagger - Chinese

37. Sister Hammer - Chinese

38. Katy Chen - half Chinese and half Korean, American born

39. Xialing - Chinese

40. Ancient One - Tibetan

41. Betsy Braddock aka Kwannon - British Japanese; and none of that whole “white woman trapped in Japanese woman’s body”

42. Toni Ho aka Iron Patriot - Chinese

43. Sam Chung aka Blindspot - Chinese

44. Ganke Lee - Korean American

45. Daisy Johnson aka Quake - biracial; half Chinese and half white; American born

SOUTH ASIA (Afghanistan, Bangladeshi, Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan)

1. Kamala Khan aka Ms. Marvel - Pakistani American

2. Kareem aka Red Dagger - Pakistani; last name unknown

3. Raz Malhotra aka Giant Man - Indian

4. Sooraya Qadir aka Dust - Afghanistan

5. Tara Virango aka Enigma -Bangladeshi

6. Raju Rai aka Chakra the Invincible - Indian

7.  Paras Gavaskar aka Indra - Indian

8.  Pavitr Prabhakar aka Spider Man India - Indian American who moved to India due to his parents’ death

9. Faiza Hussain aka Excalibur - British Pakistani 

10. Dinesh Deol aka Grid - Indian

11.  Neal Shaara aka Thunderbird III - Indian

12. Qureshi Gupta aka Pinpoint - Indian

13. Trinary from Xmen - Indian; real name unknown

14. Sapna from Xmen - Indian; real name unknown

15. Rina Patel aka Timeslip - Indian

16.  Karima Shapandar aka Omega Sentinel - Indian

SOUTHEAST ASIA (Cambodia, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore)

1. Triumph Division - a team of Filipino superheroes

2. Pearl Pangan aka Wave - Filipino

3.  Xuyen Kieu Manh aka Karma - Vietnamese

4. Silhouette Chord aka Silhouette - biracial; half Cambodian and half black

5. Mantis - half Vietnamese and half German

6. War Tiger from Warriors of the Sky - Thai; real name unknown

7. Rong Xanh aka Blue Dragon from Warriors of the Sky - Vietnamese

8. Burung Matahari aka Sun Bird from Warriors of the Sky- Malaysian

9. Shadow Shell from Warriors of the Sky - Taiwanese; real name unknown

WEST ASIA (Iran, Iraq, Israel, Leban, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Turkey)

1. Fadi Fadlalah aka Amulet - Iraqi American

2. Navid Hashim aka Arabian Knight - Palestinian

UNKNOWN

1. Jeannine Sauvage aka Guillotine - biracial; Afro-Arabian

2. Lucy Nguyen aka Marygold - from the 2021 Black Widow run; from her last name she is Asian, possibly Vietnamese

Please be respectful with your comments. If I missed anyone, please add.

[davidmann95]

I want to read Ewing's work on Marvel, but I don't know the order. I know you did one when you talked about his Avengers. Can you, please, make a new one now that he has written more titles?

So there’s a LOT with this now - like Morrison at DC, Ewing seeds threads through pretty much all his extended work that he ends up elsewhere one way or another. Here’s as best an accounting as I can manage, but this is probably going to be mostly incomprehensible sans some kind of visual articulation:

Mighty Avengers is the start, which is relaunched as Captain America and the Mighty Avengers. He also does the book Ultron Forever, which introduces Danielle Cage as a future Captain America, and during Secret Wars it becomes Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders, which uses an alternate version of Dr. Faiza Hussain as Captain Britain he introduced in some Age of Ultron tie-in issues of Avengers Assemble, and an alternate universe version of Ho Yinsen as Rescue he introduced in his Iron Man miniseries with Kieron Gillen Fatal Frontier.

Out of this he launches Ultimates, New Avengers, and Contest of Champions, the former two of which extensively use characters from his previous work (including Ho Yinsen’s daughter Toni Ho, who was introduced via an alternate universe version in Mighty Defenders), and the latter of which features an appearance by the Ultimates. New Avengers also uses the robotic incarnation of Dum Dum Duggan Ewing introduced in his guest issue of the S.H.I.E.L.D. comic. These books later become Ultimates2 and U.S.Avengers, the latter of which brings back Danielle Cage, and those in turn feed into Avengers: No Surrender, which introduces the take on Bruce Banner seen in The Immortal Hulk. 

That has a successor in Avengers: No Road Home, which I haven��t read yet but I know introduces both a reimagining of Hercules and a group of ‘New Olympians’ which lead into his Guardians of the Galaxy relaunch (with that New Olympian stuff also being touched on in his Valkyrie: Jane Foster), which also follows up on some stuff from his short Rocket book and brings back Marvel Boy from his use in Royals. Later on Empyre which follows through on some stuff with Wiccan and Hulkling he did in New Avengers also connects to Guardians, while also setting up S.W.O.R.D. And Marvel Comics #1000 brings Blue Marvel back from much of his Avengers work, as well as Night Thrasher who he revived in Contest of Champions, apparently leading to a new Defenders book that may connect to his Defenders: The Best Defense (which itself ties into The Immortal Hulk).

Elsewhere, The Amazing Spider-Man: Full Circle, Avengers #34.1 (his Hyperion one-shot), Carnage: Black, White & Blood #1, Civil War II: Ulysses, Crypt of Shadows, Loki: Agent of Asgard, Infinity Warps/Secret Warps, and You Are Deadpool are relatively standalone.

So...yeah, there’s no clean reading order, the closest thing to a single arrow of direction at this point is ‘he did a bunch of Avengers stuff that is now leading to a bunch of space stuff, with a lot of other books feeding in and out’. But you don’t have to read all of it to understand a given title, so while you can try and lay out everything I just said on a graph if you want I’d say just start where you want and keep going/backtrack as compels you.

[emys-123]

Next issue of Valkyrie looks like something from my dreams. All medical docs unite.

Does Dr Faiza Hussain have her own comics? If she does, I want to read it.