Skvaller om skådespelerskan Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones)?

“The bloating, the hair growth, the mood swings, the [acne], all of it. We hate that when it happens, speaking for myself and everyone I’ve ever met who has had a period,” Clarke said. “What if we turned that around and made the period something that we can feel as this unique, crazy, superhuman thing that happens in our body?”

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“When Maya is scared, she goes invisible, when she’s angry, she has superhuman strength,” she added. “She can swing like Spider-Man from her armpit hair.”

M.O.M.: Mother of Madness will debut in July from Image Comics, co-written by Clarke and writer Marguerite Bennett, with art by artist Leila Leiz.

“She’s a single mum that’s got to get shit done. This was born from the idea that single mothers are superheroes. You need superhuman strength to do that. When you get into your 30s and your friends start having kids, you’re like, ‘Oh my god. I was not aware of what it took. Holy shit,'” she said.

Another key identifier for the character is that all of her powers manifest from her menstrual cycle.