Kismet Archives

In a 2014 article about Kismet, Man of Fate, a character that first appeared in Bomber Comics #1 in 1944, scholar A David Lewis (who has also continued Kismet in recent times) noted, "Kismet, however, bears recognizing and reclaiming, not only for the fact of his being Muslim but also for the uncommon subtlety of[...]

In a 2014 article about Kismet, Man of Fate, a character that first appeared in Bomber Comics #1, scholar A David Lewis (who has also continued Kismet in recent times) noted, "Kismet, however, bears recognizing and reclaiming, not only for the fact of his being Muslim but also for the uncommon subtlety of his character[...]

First appearing in Bomber Comics #1 in 1943, Kismet, Man of Fate, is known as the first Muslim superhero Now, straight from the Golden Age of Comics, Kismet is returning in a new 160-page graphic novel by A David Lewis and Noel Tuazon, from A Wave Blue World, just in time, a press release declares,[...]

She kicked Her's ass severely, forcing her back into a cocoon to heal. But she doesn't give up easily, deciding while in the cocoon to continue to go after Quasar and to change her name to Kismet (Can you say Stalker?) She would return and battle with Quasar in Operation: Galactic Storm, fighting Starbolt, Binary (Captain[...]