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[QUOTE=Cville;3676193]That story took place in Niganda. Tchalla asked Tony to solve the problem the American government started as they were sponsoring Killmomger taking over Niganda. They sent Monica. As a funny note, Tchalla got a good post civil war shot in on Tony. Lol.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3676213]If this is some sort of an ad hominem argument, does that mean you don't have any scans, issue numbers, story arc names or...??? Seriously, just give me a hint and I will track it down myself and post it whether I'm right or wrong.
If this is in reference to the Back to Africa story and that is your example... you are actually mistaken. T'challa did not send for Monica... Tony sent her before T'challa could say yes or no. And also, if anything, T'chalal called Stark for help and Stark is very melanin challenged.
Either way,
I still await those scans or stories of Hudlin assembling any black heroes whatsoever to protect Wakanda.[/QUOTE]
Ok. So I was wrong about Photon showing up in Wakanda. Hudlin still wrote another black hero showing in the pages of Black Panther playing the hero. She wasn't in Wakanda per se. You know who was tho? His wife and confidant. She was a black hero showing up to save Wakanda many times.
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[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3676115]Id love to see all these pages of priest talkong about pre wakanda africa. I really hope we arent taking what i remember as one sentence and making it... this lol.
Tchalla did not break up one rape camp.
Not. One. Never ever brought up despite Ramondas direct knowledge of it
The gross failure is showing tchallas indifference.
The hero of the story did nothing heroic about. And his sister gatekeepered it. "Who cares if yall got raped, i died for wakanda"
Most advanced technology. Not people. They were just as flawed as everyone else
Name one time hudlin tchalla INVITED other black heroes to defend wakanda? Issue number or scan works. If you give me there story ill hunt it down.[/QUOTE]
How many rape camps would you expect a nation's leader to break up? I'll wager Trump, Obama, Clinton and both Bush's combined have personally broke up as many human trafficking rings as BP. Likely none.
I'd respect him less if he decided to screw dealing with the revolution and focused on stopping rape camps instead. I think the criticism against him overlooks the fact that his priorities actually made sense. T'Challa can't deal with every crime in the nation.
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[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676175]Lol weren't you the same one that posted the scan of Zuri suggesting that T'Challa marry Photon? Or do I have you confused with another poster? Lol y'all make this too easy.[/QUOTE]
[B]I think your confusing the cage blade and voodoo team up. That was in new Orleans not Wakanda. At no point did any black heroes ever come together to defend Wakanda.. until Coates.. for an underwhelming Villain group that T'Challa should of solod and they somehow escaped which made T'Challa and co look weird[/B]
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676247]How many rape camps would you expect a nation's leader to break up? I'll wager Trump, Obama, Clinton and both Bush's combined have personally broke up as many human trafficking rings as BP. Likely none.
I'd respect him less if he decided to screw dealing with the revolution and focused on stopping rape camps instead. I think the criticism against him overlooks the fact that his priorities actually made sense. T'Challa can't deal with every crime in the nation.[/QUOTE]
How many of those people have super powers and are physically capable of it? If the Dora know about it, he should. Also see McGregor. Rochelle had no problem going to small villages to handle problems.
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[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3675941]You can literally post scans of every single thing in that first sentence. and that isn't even an exaggeration.
And there are intelligent monarchies in fiction. Fiction is the key word. In a MU full of weird shit, having one monarch having complete control that can mobilize and do things at an instance might not be a bad idea.
There is also the idea that Wakandan rulers are blessed and given approval by a God(s)
In reality, you eventually run into a family member that is completely inept at ruling and there is nothing the population can do about it. Of course, that happens in other types of government as well.[/QUOTE]
The difference between a monarchy and more modernized governments though is if you end up with an inept ruler you actually can do something about it.
If you don't like Trump in a couple years you can vote for someone else. In a couple more years he's gone no matter what.
If Wakanda you either have to start a coup against the most powerful nation on earth, or you need to challenge a meta human and consume a poisonous herb. It's really not that shocking that some Wakandans might view elections as preferable.
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676269]The difference between a monarchy and more modernized governments though is if you end up with an inept ruler you actually can do something about it.
If you don't like Trump in a couple years you can vote for someone else. In a couple more years he's gone no matter what.
If Wakanda you either have to start a coup against the most powerful nation on earth, or you need to challenge a meta human and consume a poisonous herb. It's really not that shocking that some Wakandans might view elections as preferable.[/QUOTE]
If you're good enough to beat an enhanced fighter, you probably don't need the herb anyway. Plus the only person who said it was poison was Erik. There is no real evidence as Parker was able to eat it.
Evans tried the same, but his explanation was ambiguous.
Plus the elected tribal council can remove a leader of deemed necessary.
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[QUOTE=Cville;3676256]How many of those people have super powers and are physically capable of it? If the Dora know about it, he should. Also see McGregor. Rochelle had no problem going to small villages to handle problems.[/QUOTE]
The fact that he has super powers makes it even more important that he stop the metahumsns of the People instead of dealing with the rape camps.
Again, he's one man. He cant be expected to deal with every crime in the nation regardless of whether he was super powers or not.
If he had literally nothing else going at the time maybe, but he was a little busy at the moment. Again, your criticism overlooks that his priorities actually made perfect sense.
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676247]How many rape camps would you expect a nation's leader to break up? I'll wager Trump, Obama, Clinton and both Bush's combined have personally broke up as many human trafficking rings as BP. Likely none.
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1.
Which of those three has super powers?
Which of those three were personally blessed by a living breathing God?
Which one of the three lives in a world of aliens, gods, magic metals, super villains, super humans, rage monsters, magic herbs, super soldiers, ect.
Which one of those three solves problems by showing up and punching them in a cat suit?
Which one of those three defends their country by showing up in the front lines and punching the threat in the face?
This. Is. Fiction.
In the MU, it is perfectly reasonable to expect a superhero king who flew to NY over a dead girl to find the treehouses and personally put a stop to them in a country the size of West Virigina.
2.
T'challa never even sent the HZ or any other personal to deal with it. They never even acknowledged it.
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676269]The difference between a monarchy and more modernized governments though is if you end up with an inept ruler you actually can do something about it.
If you don't like Trump in a couple years you can vote for someone else. In a couple more years he's gone no matter what.
If Wakanda you either have to start a coup against the most powerful nation on earth, or [B]you need to challenge a meta human and consume a poisonous herb.[/B] It's really not that shocking that some Wakandans might view elections as preferable.[/QUOTE]
[COLOR="#000080"]The challenge can be made once a year but there is no longer an herb involved.
And as we've seen, elections can be rigged and one elected moron can do a lot of damage in just a single year.
[/COLOR]
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[QUOTE=Ezyo1000;3676250][B]I think your confusing the cage blade and voodoo team up. That was in new Orleans not Wakanda. At no point did any black heroes ever come together to defend Wakanda.. until Coates.. for an underwhelming Villain group that T'Challa should of solod and they somehow escaped which made T'Challa and co look weird[/B][/QUOTE]
They were still other black heroes taking up panel space in a Black Panther centric comic. It's doesn't really matter to whether they were actually in Wakanda. The points I've seen raised here in this thread shows that people are ignoring clear patterns that Coates is following that have been laid by previous writers. People are ignoring the things that Priest and Hudlin did that directly inform Coates' work. The idea that he is ignoring canon by dismissing established history is a complete and total lie. I just called out multiple points that were left by both Priest and Hudlin and picked up by Coates. Just because you don't like what he did with those plotlines, doesn't mean they weren't there to begin with. Its time to start being objective.
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676269]The difference between a monarchy and more modernized governments though is if you end up with an inept ruler you actually can do something about it.
[/QUOTE]
Until the president, prime minster, elected ruler changes the rules to stay for life and/or holds "elections"
Which has happened. Many many many many times. Unless you think everyone in Russia loves Putin or that the "elected" leader of Venzuela is universally loved of course.
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[QUOTE=Cville;3676284]If you're good enough to beat an enhanced fighter, you probably don't need the herb anyway. Plus the only person who said it was poison was Erik. There is no real evidence as Parker was able to eat it.
Evans tried the same, but his explanation was ambiguous.[/QUOTE]
If you're strong enough to beat T'Challa you're probably a super villain ... ie someone you don't want sitting on the throne. Which essentially is the big problem with the system right now.
It's rigged, but it basically needs to be.
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[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676239]Ok. So I was wrong about Photon showing up in Wakanda. Hudlin still wrote another black hero showing in the pages of Black Panther playing the hero. She wasn't in Wakanda per se. You know who was tho?[/quote]
She wasn't invited. T'challa at no point invited another black hero to defend Wakanda.
[quote] His wife and confidant. She was a black hero showing up to save Wakanda many times.[/QUOTE]
Which story T'challa BRING IN Storm to help DEFEND WAKANDA?
This is what you said:
[QUOTE]The idea is that Coates brought in many black heroes to [B]defend Wakanda at BP's suggestion[/B]. That's another plot point that is pulled from Hudlin's work. [/QUOTE]
You keep telling people to "be objective" where here is your chance. Which issues and stories under Hudlin's pen did T'challing bring in Storm to defend Wakanda?
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[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676222]I don't need to reread those scans. They don't help you disprove the point I'm making. Yes, Coates establishes that the human are pilgrims on lands that are already settled by other sentient creatures. Yeah, they had already culture and humans learned from them. But that doesn't disagree with the throwaway discussion that T'Challa and Lord Ghuar share in BP #26. Priest established that those Lumarians had a culture all their own since before prehistoric Wakandan man could walk upright. That is directly referenced with the line about another species thriving before man made his mark on the land. It's true. Just because it's a plot point that you don like doesn't make it something that Coates pulled out of thin air.
It doesn't matter how you feel about whether the upgrade was small or not. My simple point is that there are in fact major plot points that were laid by previous Black Panther writers, the two most influential ones. And I keep reading people say that Coates is ignoring continuity. That is a lie. He's ignoring continuity that you disagree with. But there are clear elements laid by Coates that have been tackled by previous writers. The issues of rape camps in the pages of Black Panther isn't even something new to the mythos. The fact that there seems to be an attempt to gloss over these truths feels a lot like omission of facts. I don't do well with that.
Yes, that exactly the line and conversation thats being discussed. It's being discussed because it's relevant to the discussion about the Originators and their place in Wakanda's mythos. It's ok if you want to ignore the connections, but understand why you lose points for not being objective.[/QUOTE]
[B]Oh? Can you please provide the issue and scans of Rape camps pre-existing in Wakanda prior to Coates? I would like to see these so I can reference.
Otherwise as for the rest of your Post. Meh. Your ignoring the very blatant issue with Coates work and trying to pass it off that he is not ignoring continuity (his entire S 1& 2 ignore established continuity, how your can try and argue this is beyond me) and with your storm reference, again there is a big difference between a guest Character getting s slight boost, and said guest having an entire franchise belief system retconned and changed all for the sake of making her the hero of a story and series that is not her own.
But I get it. You like what Coates is doing for Storm so everything else be Damned in the BP Mythos so long as storm looks good[/B]
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[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3676295]Until the president, prime minster, elected ruler changes the rules to stay for life and/or holds "elections"
Which has happened. Many many many many times. Unless you think everyone in Russia loves Putin or that the "elected" leader of Venzuela is universally loved of course.[/QUOTE]
Sure. There's no such thing as a perfect system. But have you ever met anyone who would prefer not having any say in government or leadership?
Basically Wakandans want a voice in the government for the same reason you, me, everyone else on this board and everyone else on this planet might. It's just human nature even when you are happy with government.
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676296]If you're strong enough to beat T'Challa you're probably a super villain ... ie someone you don't want sitting on the throne. Which essentially is the big problem with the system right now.
It's rigged, but it basically needs to be.[/QUOTE]
One author said it is.
One author said it isn't.
Killmonger is literally the one and only example or hint that the herb is poisonous. I don't know if he is a reliable narrator here.
Unless of course you think Uncle S'yan really hated Storm and wanted to poison her when he had the chance....
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676296]If you're strong enough to beat T'Challa you're probably a super villain ... ie someone you don't want sitting on the throne. Which essentially is the big problem with the system right now.
It's rigged, but it basically needs to be.[/QUOTE]
[COLOR="#000080"]You don't have to be super-villain to be strong enough to beat T'Challa. That notion is ridiculous.
But you can be an overt racist and a sexual predator and still get elected president.[/COLOR]
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[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676294]They were still other black heroes taking up panel space in a Black Panther centric comic. It's doesn't really matter to whether they were actually in Wakanda. The points I've seen raised here in this thread shows that people are ignoring clear patterns that Coates is following that have been laid by previous writers. People are ignoring the things that Priest and Hudlin did that directly inform Coates' work. The idea that he is ignoring canon by dismissing established history is a complete and total lie. I just called out multiple points that were left by both Priest and Hudlin and picked up by Coates. Just because you don't like what he did with those plotlines, doesn't mean they weren't there to begin with. Its time to start being objective.[/QUOTE]
[B]Lol you said that Priest and Hudlin had other Black heroes come to unifyto defend Wakanda and now your changing your story to they showed up in a Black panther comic.. Uhh duh? No one said anything about other heroes not showing up in Wakanda. At least make sure your staying consistent with your argument. Never has Tchalla invited a group of Black heroes to defend Wakanda.. until Coates did in an underwhelming fashion. Even then no one would of had an issue had the threat actually been legitimate and, you know, they actually threw the Villains out rather then them escaping.[/B]
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[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3676307]One author said it is.
One author said it isn't.
Killmonger is literally the one and only example or hint that the herb is poisonous. I don't know if he is a reliable narrator here.
Unless of course you think Uncle S'yan really hated Storm and wanted to poison her when he had the chance....[/QUOTE]
I like to think Killmonger stood before Bast and he said Erik was unworthy. But that is just my fan fiction.
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[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3676301]She wasn't invited. T'challa at no point invited another black hero to defend Wakanda.
Which story T'challa BRING IN Storm to help DEFEND WAKANDA?
This is what you said:
You keep telling people to "be objective" where here is your chance. Which issues and stories under Hudlin's pen did T'challing bring in Storm to defend Wakanda?[/QUOTE]
See Wakanda and die comes to mind first.
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[QUOTE=Marvell2100;3676289][COLOR="#000080"]The challenge can be made once a year but there is no longer an herb involved.
And as we've seen, elections can be rigged and one elected moron can do a lot of damage in just a single year.
[/COLOR][/QUOTE]
As I said, no government is perfect.
But even taking that into account, I'll wager mist would prefer that to battling a meta human and taking a poisonous herb if you win.
And how do we know the herb is no longer involved? Last time we saw T'Challa lose the challenge was with Killmonger, who took the herb. Prior to that was T'Challa who also took the herb.
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[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676322]See Wakanda and die comes to mind first.[/QUOTE]
Fell for the trap card. Not written by Hudlin.
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[QUOTE=Cville;3676321]I like to think Killmonger stood before Bast and he said Erik was unworthy. But that is just my fan fiction.[/QUOTE]
Hey, we have something in common...
[url]http://blackpanthermarvel.blogspot.com/2017/01/panther-powers-part-7-hsh-is-toxic.html[/url]
[QUOTE=MoS Blog][B]Bast judged Killmonger unworthy of the title[/B]
- This is my personal favorite theory and likely the best fit.
We know the Panther powers have some component of the Panther God/Bast involved since way back in Gillis's mini series. This got adapted further by Hudlin and then even more by Hickman.
The HSH doesn't directly give you the powers, but Bast does. The HSH "connects" you to Bast, and you are then judged. Wakanda lore states that those who are unworthy are destroyed, but we saw Shuri deemed unworthy and lived. And, Bast works in mysterious ways and is never, ever straightforward. Whether its sparing Shuri, or seeing the future and doing nothing about it, or letting Doom take all the vibranium... Bast is a fickle, irritating God.
It is also important to note that Priest outright said that the HSH connects you to the Panther God. So even in Priest's continuity, the connection is that.
So, Killmonger was brought before Bast or had his spirit connected to Bast, Bast saw nothing by evil and vanity, deemed him unworthy of the Black Panther title, and put him in a coma. She didn't outright kill him as that would have permanently put an asterisk on T'challa's Black Panther career, her favored son.
The only flaw to this theory is that it wasn't shown on panel. Otherwise, it checks all the boxes, fits with the current mythos established by Hudlin, Mayberry, and Hickman. and makes the Killmonger mess as neat and tidy as possible.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676322]See Wakanda and die comes to mind first.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Cville;3676330]Fell for the trap card. Not written by Hudlin.[/QUOTE]
[img]https://78.media.tumblr.com/ad9d6da0629754a30071c5792ddf979d/tumblr_ovbuzhGX0e1wz6azro1_500.jpg[/img]
Written by Jason Aaron, not Hudlin
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[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676322]See Wakanda and die comes to mind first.[/QUOTE]
[B] When Storm was married to Tchalla and lived in Wakanda? The story where everyone living in Wakanda was called to arms to defend their homes? I don't recall anywhere in Hudlins run after the marriage that Storm was living anywhere other then Wakanda plus Hudlin didn't write it anyways.. this is a very weak argument[/B]
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[QUOTE=Marvell2100;3676314][COLOR="#000080"]You don't have to be super-villain to be strong enough to beat T'Challa. That notion is ridiculous.
But you can be an overt racist and a sexual predator and still get elected president.[/COLOR][/QUOTE]
Which Wakandans beside Killmonger and M'Baku can beat T'Challa in hand to hand combat? Probably his vibrmranium half brother who is also a super villain.
Maybe Shuri can eith her Griot powers now that I think about it.
But as far as president goes again ... in 4 years vote for someone else. In 8 he's gone no matter what. Bad presidents illustrate the strength of our system just as much as it illustrates the weak points.
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676327]As I said, no government is perfect.
But even taking that into account, I'll wager mist would prefer that to battling a meta human and taking a poisonous herb if you win.
And how do we know the herb is no longer involved? Last time we saw T'Challa lose the challenge was with Killmonger, who took the herb. Prior to that was T'Challa who also took the herb.[/QUOTE]
[COLOR="#000080"]No gov't is perfect but we are specifically talking about Wakanda and how it's monarchy has worked and been beneficial to Wakanda.
As far as the herb goes, you must be referring to MCU Panther because we haven't seen the heart-shaped herb for some time in the MU nor was their any mention of it.
And even in the MCU, the herb is pretty much destroyed.[/COLOR]
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[QUOTE=The Cool Thatguy;3675590]The resurrection chamber?
I don't see how that applies, as the Originators aren't treated as alien, and demonstrate no technological ability, in the flashbacks or the arc itself[/QUOTE]
Well, they're treated as otherworldly. There's nothing in Priest's story that indicates they would have brought technology with them.
[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3675608]You mean the one page talk from the Lemurian dude talks about being there well before any human could stand upright? Or am I forgetting something more substantial?[/quote]
My recollection is that Ross talks about how the portal that allowed aliens to come to Wakanda likely predated the arrival of humans. That's the part I was talking about.
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[QUOTE=Mike_Murdock;3676342]Well, they're treated as otherworldly. There's nothing in Priest's story that indicates they would have brought technology with them.
[B]My recollection is that Ross talks about how the portal that allowed aliens to come to Wakanda likely predated the arrival of humans. That's the part I was talking about.[/b][/QUOTE]
[B]Can you reference? So that way we are all seeing the full context?[/B]
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676338][COLOR="#000080"]Which Wakandans beside Killmonger and M'Baku can beat T'Challa in hand to hand combat[/COLOR]? Probably his vibrmranium half brother who is also a super villain.
Maybe Shuri can eith her Griot powers now that I think about it.[/QUOTE]
[COLOR="#000080"]Well since no other Wakandans have challenged T'Challa that we know of, we'll never know.[/COLOR]
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[QUOTE=Ezyo1000;3676336][B] When Storm was married to Tchalla and lived in Wakanda? The story where everyone living in Wakanda was called to arms to defend their homes? I don't recall anywhere in Hudlins run after the marriage that Storm was living anywhere other then Wakanda plus Hudlin didn't write it anyways.. this is a very weak argument[/B][/QUOTE]
[COLOR="#000080"]That's true. Storm wouldn't be considered a black hero from outside of Wakanda since she was married to T'Challa and living in Wakanda. That's pretty obvious.[/COLOR]
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[QUOTE=MindofShadow;3676333]Hey, we have something in common...
[url]http://blackpanthermarvel.blogspot.com/2017/01/panther-powers-part-7-hsh-is-toxic.html[/url]
[img]https://78.media.tumblr.com/ad9d6da0629754a30071c5792ddf979d/tumblr_ovbuzhGX0e1wz6azro1_500.jpg[/img]
Written by Jason Aaron, not Hudlin[/QUOTE]
Cool, I also have an fan fiction where that wasn't really Bast in Doomwar. It was a virtual intelligence meant to scare an confuse an intruder. Doom being competent scientists was able to figure it out.
The reveal of this would come during Secret Invasion. Black Ant and Taskmaster break into the vault to get the cube shard. TM says he knows this because he read it in Dooms files. Lol
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[QUOTE=Ezyo1000;3676319][B]Lol you said that Priest and Hudlin had other Black heroes come to unifyto defend Wakanda and now your changing your story to they showed up in a Black panther comic.. Uhh duh? No one said anything about other heroes not showing up in Wakanda. At least make sure your staying consistent with your argument. Never has Tchalla invited a group of Black heroes to defend Wakanda.. until Coates did in an underwhelming fashion. Even then no one would of had an issue had the threat actually been legitimate and, you know, they actually threw the Villains out rather then them escaping.[/B][/QUOTE]
I never said Priest brought in other black heroes to save Wakanda. I never even said Hudlin did. Again I'm drawing parallels between things laid out by Hudlin and Priest that Coates picked up on. One of the many gripes that rightfully get thrown around is the idea of other heroes taking up valuable panel space in T'Challa's book. Hudlin is guilty of this so throwing that at Coates' as something wholly original to him is false. Throwing around the gripe that idea Wakanda settling on someone else's land is not something wholly original to Coates. Focusing on building T'Challa's supporting cast and making then into well fleshed characters within their own right is not something wholly original to Coates. These are the objective truths I'm talking about when these points of reference are omitted, it feels a lot like blatant misrepresentation of the facts at hand. That's my point. We're not discussing who did these things better and balanced it out more. That's all subjective. The objective truth is these things happened and anyone willing to read the issues in question will tell you you're not being objective. I'm not telling you not to feel your feelings. I'm asking you to look at the facts that I've presented and give my an honest answer. Why is Coates constantly said to ignore canon when his work is heavily based in it. Even right down to the X-men analogy with Priest having Storm compare BP to Magneto. You really don't see the connections I'm pointing out? Again, I'm not asking you how you FEEL about these points. I'm asking if you van be honest with yourself as to whether these things are there or not?
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[QUOTE=Ezyo1000;3676347][B]Can you reference? So that way we are all seeing the full context?[/B][/QUOTE]
I think he is referring to Black Panther, vol 3, #25. The issue Nikki died and Ross takes her to the ressurrection altar where their are aliens everywhere and then they get transported to some alien planet.
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[QUOTE=Ezyo1000;3676347][B]Can you reference? So that way we are all seeing the full context?[/B][/QUOTE]
Got it for you. I think these are the two being discussed.
[Img]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/zCg2fdDjrR6UJkty4wDur2ihAFw-TjsuPxzxEATxCs-SnhlTpMx-MlwkIRDn2ENZooY94OG3DDLA=s1600[/img]
[Img]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/DLqvlGEqh6oPiuQFpG5DA6koq7FXG2Ir3sdweThmpU3pSWkUsEHsq9J3St5aJcln3swFw4-rqoOh=s1600[/img]
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[QUOTE=Cville;3676330]Fell for the trap card. Not written by Hudlin.[/QUOTE]
Lolol I'll give you that. I'll have to reread all of Hudlin's run. The point still remains I never explicitly said Hudlin brought other heroes to Wakanda to save it. I acknowledged that Coates did. I did say that Coates picked up on the plot thread of brining in other heroes period. The fact remains that every issue after the marriage could be seen as Hudlin bringing in another her to share panel space and taking room away from T'Challa. That happened.
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[QUOTE=Marvell2100;3676341][COLOR="#000080"]No gov't is perfect but we are specifically talking about Wakanda and how it's monarchy has worked and been beneficial to Wakanda.
As far as the herb goes, you must be referring to MCU Panther because we haven't seen the heart-shaped herb for some time in the MU nor was their any mention of it.
And even in the MCU, the herb is pretty much destroyed.[/COLOR][/QUOTE]
The reason Wakanda and pretty much every other true monarchy has could is because unhappy people can't vote out existing government.
And that aside even if someone was happy with government, is it THAT hard to believe some still wouldn't want a say in government? That's just human nature.
As far as the herb.... I'm talking about the last challenge we saw where do done won and took the herb. Priests run with Erik. We haven't seen a successful challenge since, so I'm bot sure how you can conclude it's no longer involves in the challenge.
I'll say this though ...mcu shows why rigging the contest is a food idea.
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Damnit, you beat me.
But, in reading that real quick, I remembered this panel...
[img]https://i.imgur.com/0nqe4uy.jpg[/img]
Man, Priest could write.
As much as Priest wrote calm and collected, 10 steps ahead T'challa... he brought in emotion when it was warranted and it hit HARD in my opinion.
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[QUOTE=BBeeryan;3676361]I never said Priest brought in other black heroes to save Wakanda. I never even said Hudlin did. Again I'm drawing parallels between things laid out by Hudlin and Priest that Coates picked up on. One of the many gripes that rightfully get thrown around is the idea of other heroes taking up valuable panel space in T'Challa's book. Hudlin is guilty of this so throwing that at Coates' as something wholly original to him is false. Throwing around the gripe that idea Wakanda settling on someone else's land is not something wholly original to Coates. Focusing on building T'Challa's supporting cast and making then into well fleshed characters within their own right is not something wholly original to Coates. These are the objective truths I'm talking about when these points of reference are omitted, it feels a lot like blatant misrepresentation of the facts at hand. That's my point. We're not discussing who did these things better and balanced it out more. That's all subjective. The objective truth is these things happened and anyone willing to read the issues in question will tell you you're not being objective. I'm not telling you not to feel your feelings. I'm asking you to look at the facts that I've presented and give my an honest answer. Why is Coates constantly said to ignore canon when his work is heavily based in it. Even right down to the X-men analogy with Priest having Storm compare BP to Magneto. You really don't see the connections I'm pointing out? Again, I'm not asking you how you FEEL about these points. I'm asking if you van be honest with yourself as to whether these things are there or not?[/QUOTE]
Neither Priest or Hudlin said they "took" the land from someone else. As in physically removing them from it. I complain that Coates makes BP a secondary character in favor of the MA and Shuri for season one. Then does multiple issues with him only appearing on one page in season two.
Priest will try to convince you that Ross is the start of his book, but I don't think anyone believes him. Lol.
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[QUOTE=XPac;3676381][B]The reason Wakanda and pretty much every other true monarchy has could is because unhappy people can't vote out existing government.[/B]
And that aside even if someone was happy with government, is it THAT hard to believe some still wouldn't want a say in government? That's just human nature.
As far as the herb.... I'm talking about the last challenge we saw where do done won and took the herb. Priests run with Erik. We haven't seen a successful challenge since, so I'm bot sure how you can conclude it's no longer involves in the challenge.[/QUOTE]
[COLOR="#000080"]Or the reason is that the majority of the people of Wakanda are quite happy with their government.
And we've seen in Wakanda that most tribes do keep their own traditional identities so it's not as though they are forced to believe in Bast or give up their tribal identity.
Can you prove that the herb is still a vital part of the challenge?
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[QUOTE=Cville;3676392]Neither Priest or Hudlin said they "took" the land from someone else. As in physically removing them from it. I complain that Coates makes BP a secondary character in favor of the MA and Shuri for season one. Then does multiple issues with him only appearing on one page in season two.
Priest will try to convince you that Ross is the start of his book, but I don't think anyone believes him. Lol.[/QUOTE]
I'm curious. How do you suppose that Lumarians had a thriving culture long before Wakanda was in fact Wakanda, but somehow T'Challa rules the land and humans have taken over the planet?