G Willow Wilson Books in Order

In modern Cairo, drifters, troublemakers, and mystics collide around stolen secrets and old city legends. The story mixes political tension, folklore, and the feeling that the city itself is watching.

Blythe's mysterious rescuer reveals the truth behind a famous aviation disappearance and the origins of hyperprax flight. The chase moves through impossible spaces as she gets closer to answers she may not survive.

Flight attendant Blythe stumbles into a conspiracy after learning vigilantes are hunting a mysterious passenger. What begins as an airline thriller opens into hyperpraxis, lost places, and a much stranger map of the world.

Mari McCabe draws on the Tantu Totem and the power of the animal kingdom as Vixen. The story blends superhero action with family history, myth, and a threat rooted in Africa and her own past.

Blythe's search carries her to Pakistan's Northwest Frontier, where politics, belief, and hyperpraxis collide. The series turns darker and stranger here, pushing her deeper into danger and places that barely seem to fit on a map.

Wilson's memoir follows her conversion to Islam, her move to Cairo, and her marriage across cultures. It is thoughtful, personal, and grounded in the everyday mess of faith, love, and belonging.

Back at work and off her medication, Blythe finds herself drawn to the Hyperwing 307, the most advanced airship yet built. Her latest journey ties aviation history to stranger questions about memory, invention, and impossible travel.

A young hacker in an unnamed Middle Eastern state survives by shielding dissidents from surveillance. When a secret book of the jinn lands in his hands, technology, faith, and myth collide in a dangerous chase.

Kamala Khan is a normal Jersey City teen until superpowers turn her life inside out. As she learns what Ms. Marvel can do, she also has to decide what kind of hero, and what kind of person, she wants to be.

Kamala Khan is a regular teen from Jersey City until sudden powers turn her life upside down. This is the bright, funny beginning of a hero story that stays rooted in family, faith, and neighborhood life.

Kamala's early days as Ms. Marvel get more complicated when the Inventor tightens his grip on Jersey City. Team-ups, secrets, and mounting pressure make it clear that being a hero is not a part-time hobby.

Kamala is still learning the ropes when the Inventor starts threatening her friends and her future. With help from Wolverine, Lockjaw, and some unlikely allies, she discovers hero work gets messy fast.

A school dance, Loki, a very cute new boy, and an undercover agent all land in Kamala's orbit at once. This volume leans hard into teen chaos without losing the superhero stakes.

With the Marvel Universe heading toward disaster, Kamala faces the end of the world beside her hero, Captain Marvel. Saving family, saving Jersey City, and saving everyone else turns out to be too much for one person.

Storm's X-Men head to the Black Rock Desert after a sinkhole opens under impossible circumstances. The investigation becomes a tight team mystery with buried monsters, old connections, and danger closing in from below.

Kamala joins the Avengers and discovers that superhero fame is not nearly as fun as it sounds. While celebrity pulls her away from home, Jersey City faces a slick new threat dressed up as progress.

A tri-state academic competition should be the hardest thing on Kamala's schedule. Instead, civil war is brewing in the hero world, and she is forced to see her idols in a much harsher light.

In the wake of Civil War II, Kamala finds herself lonelier than ever and unsure who still has her back. With home life and hero life both wobbling, she has to figure out who Ms. Marvel is on her own.

An enemy from Kamala's past starts targeting the people closest to her, turning Jersey City against her. At the same time, a new local crimefighter starts edging into her territory.

Kamala has vanished, but Jersey City still needs a hero. Red Dagger, her friends, and even ordinary people try to carry on her legacy while an old threat makes it clear how hard that will be.

A young acolyte and a freighter captain uncover a conspiracy linking a dominant religion to a galaxy-spanning corporation. Once the truth surfaces, running may be their only chance to stay alive.

After exposing the truth, Vess and Grix are pushed to the edges of their solar system with enemies on every side. New dangers, divided loyalties, and ruthless privateers make survival harder than ever.

A slumber party, Bruno's return, and malfunctioning powers push Kamala into one more very crowded chapter. It is a funny, heartfelt send-off that keeps one foot in friendship and the other in superhero chaos.

This larger collection gathers Kamala's origin and earliest adventures as she grows from superhero fangirl into a hero in her own right. It is the easiest way to get a big stretch of her beginning at once.

In the last days of Muslim Spain, Fatima flees the royal court with Hassan, a mapmaker whose gift can bend reality. Hunted by the Inquisition and helped by a jinn, they cross a world where freedom always has a cost.

Lex Luthor gives Cheetah the God Killer sword and points her straight at Wonder Woman. As Diana is stripped down emotionally and physically, the story asks what kind of hero remains in a world without love.

Kamala teams up with Wolverine, Lockjaw, Moon Girl, Captain Marvel, the Avengers, and more in this lively crossover collection. It shows how well her voice travels even when the stage gets much bigger.

In 1952, Jean follows her husband to the Gulf and finds herself trapped in the Rub al-Khali desert after a cave-in. What waits there turns a story of boredom and restlessness into something uncanny and life-changing.

Dream's newest nightmare escapes into the waking world after an exhausted new mother dreams him into being. The result is a strange, romantic, dangerous Sandman tale about failure, magic, and freedom.

Selina Kyle's talent for stealing from the rich turns into a sharper, more personal reckoning with Gotham power. This standalone Catwoman story is slick, angry, and very focused on the line between justice and theft.

In a body she never wanted, Poison Ivy leaves Gotham to pursue a brutal plan to heal the planet by punishing the people destroying it. It is a sharp, nasty, compelling start to Wilson's run.

Ivy continues her violent march across America, targeting polluters and hypocrites who hide behind green branding. Harley Quinn's return and a growing sense of unease make the story more intimate and more dangerous.

This horror collection drops Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, the Joker, Punchline, and Zatanna into nightmare scenarios shaped by Insomnia's attack on the DC Universe. It plays like a set of dark, character-driven horror riffs.

Back in Gotham with Janet at her side, Ivy investigates a strange new skyscraper and runs into a slimy, surreal mystery. The volume mixes urban horror with a disturbing new turn in Ivy's own body.

Pamela Isley's origin comes back into focus as the series revisits her collision with Jason Woodrue, the Floronic Man. It is a tighter, more personal look at how Poison Ivy was made.

Humans and orcs, old enemies to the bone, are forced into a fragile alliance when the Vangol invade. Tara and Callum must work together, and maybe trust each other, if either side wants to survive.

With her body and life restored, Ivy tries to fight for the natural world and ends up awakening something ancient and hungry. The conflict widens into eco-horror, cult violence, and a struggle between the Green and the Grey.

As Marshview's mysteries deepen, Janet searches for answers inside the Green while Ivy's plans start to strain. The town's buried past is pushing back, and it is getting harder to control what comes next.

Fadumo arrives in a shabby Pacific Northwest fishing town expecting small-town reporting work. Instead she finds a stone giant, folklore no one questions, and a mystery that leads straight into Stoneshore's buried past.

Marshview, Ivy's hard-won sanctuary, comes under attack from every direction at once. Old enemies, uneasy allies, the police, and Batman all crowd in as Ivy tries to protect the future she has built.

This later Poison Ivy installment expands the run with sharp, unsettling material about Ivy's past, present, and future. It adds more flavor to the larger saga while keeping the same thorny mix of horror, desire, and environmental rage.

The alliance that once offered hope begins to fracture as enemies gather and war closes in again. Personal loyalties, political strain, and old wounds make peace look harder than battle.