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The problem with this thst it's not being devetin the BP Solo, by a writer whos sole purpose for exploring this is to expand T'Challas world and enrich and elevate HIM. These other book's aren't doing this to enrich T'Challa bit to tell their own stories and push plot, continuity be damned, especially mauraders, so no, explore it on the BP solo, not avenger's or ESPECIALLY, an x book
Wow, Ture, Coates actually did something positive for the BP mythos?
I had no idea of this, either. Can someone list the POSITIVE things that Coates has done with BP.
Coates did something positive for BP?
Black Panther + Scarlet Witch + Dr. Voodoo: The Undying Dead- Achebe is back and somehow he has the power to raise and control the dead and that includes heroes. So when he raises a squad of dead Avengers to attack the world, it will take science, magic and chaos to stop them!
Technically he already is. Most likely the scripts and art are done. Cap is coming to an end at 25 so he's out of Marvel all together.
Coates hemorrhaging of Storm's upgrades seemed to have bled over into the X books. In an CBR article Paul Yang states that Storm and Black Panther have shared a complicated relationship over the years and that Storm feels an enormous connection to Wakanda. To proof such a very familiar scene appears when Jean Grey and Emma Frost enter Ororo's mind.
Yang's states the references to Wakanda do not end there. Emma and Jean are confronted by two large lions that demand to know the reason for their presence. Yang suggests these lions represent Storm's godhood and her relationship with Bast.
Yang concludes with connecting Ororo's mindscape to Wakanda opens big possibilities for the future as Storm becomes a more pivotal figure in Krakoa. Her mind may reveal divided loyalties: Should Wakanda and Krakoa ever come to conflict, Storm might choose to stand by her former nation, rather than the mutant island.
full article
https://www.cbr.com/storm-black-panther-marriage-wakanda-mindscape/
I was late to the party when the discussion of whether Wakanda is a African nation or not was going on in the BP Thread over in CBR so I did not bother to post this:
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/aug/18/great-zimbabwe-medieval-lost-city-racism-ruins-plundering
You see separating 'advance civilizations' from the rest of Africa by 'academics' is nothing new because it was done to Egypt and Zimbabwe. I also saw a poster on CBR mention that due to Wakanda's fictional political setup it is inherently not an African nation. But if that were true then the real world country of Liberia should not be considered an African nation since it was established by African Americans with a very unique political arrangement. My two cents.
Three episodes down and very little comments about it--on this thread or the one in the TV section.
Is everyone wait till the end to binge watch it?
Here is Jason Aaron absolutely crushing TNC
https://comicbook.com/marvel/2018/09/19/avengers-new-team-leader-black-panther-marvel/
TChalla already outside T'CHUMPA of TNC with just a few panels.
Don't sleep.
You're not ready for this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gK3tBKi8JY
