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@Ture

I dig the Johnathan Marks art, it's different with good amount of style.

For those that will still see the film and are fans of the other MCU characters, I hope this direction is successful. I also hope that everything gets ironed out with Letitia Wright, because her Shuri has many, many fans.
I will not be wishing for anyone’s downfall.

For me, ‘Black Panther 2’ may now simply join the long list of other comic based (or otherwise) films that were not intended for me, not targeting me, and I’m fine with that. I wasn’t sure the first one was going to be for me, but I was pleasantly surprised when it went above and beyond my expectations.
These companies try to reach as broad an audience as they can, and with that ever expanding net, some of us are going to slip through. Then sometimes you’ll get a narrowed approach like the Snyder-Verse, and still end up alienating people with my taste in storytelling.

Anyway, unless the trailer for ‘Wakanda Forever’ presents a variant T’Challa that singes my eyebrows off, I’ll be disconnecting from the entire Disney conglomerate.

For now, I’ll take the view of more Wakandan content = more fertile ground for T’Challa based adventures, more opportunities to improve on existing characters as well as create new ones, and more Afro-Futurism in the public consciousness.

The comic promo failed to inspire the confidence that I hoped it would.

I dug Majors’ take on ‘He Who Remains’. For me he embodied a man ravished by the weight of knowledge and time.
I liked the nod to the ‘Immortus’ costume, and I look forward to Majors’ other iterations of Nathaniel Richards, especially ‘Kang the Conquer’.

Yep, it's still a dope piece, the overall composition and framing of T'Challa pulls it together nicely.

I like the title, and I’ll patiently wait to hear more about the fate of T’Challa via storyline, before passing further judgement. I'm still hoping for a satisfying solution.