T'Challa: Black Panther Appreciation 2018

[Mr MajestiK]

If Coates has any writing skill at all (an idea as yet unproven, IMO) he's not using it on BP. Season 1, 2, or 3, he's phoning it it.

This oh-so-wonderful galactic empire arc that everyone would supposedly love if it had happened two years ago still has zero characterization, and what little plot there it has is more often told than shown. But hey! We get generic space battles for Acuña to show off! Yay Coates?

I think some of us are just trying to be somewhat charitable at this point.

Sans diplomacy, I can say that Coates on BP remains an ongoing disasterpiece.

[Mr MajestiK]

I think what's missing from the TNC Black Panther Star Wars saga is a bumping soundtrack to give it that "pulse" George Lucas spoke of!


From now on read all remaining issues to this soundtrack and it should come off much better I pinky swear...

Damn you FLEX!

[Mr MajestiK]

I actually think the camera operator lessens Boseman's full potential in the casino scene. Wider angle shows much more impressive stuff.






Also the Killmonger/BP train fight looks cool with them just in the suits. Much better on DVD, but yea they could have not put so much CGI over it.

These behind the scenes videos just make one appreciate just how much love Coogler and everyone involved put into it.

A truer example of an ensemble piece, I haven't seen post the LOTR movies.

[Username taken]

I'm not up to speed on the current BP intergalatic stuff.

Is it as boring as the last run or far better?

[responsarbre]

I'm not up to speed on the current BP intergalatic stuff.

Is it as boring as the last run or far better?

I dropped off of the last run pretty early but I joined back in with this. I like it a lot better than what I read of the first stretch of Coates' BP, and I think the storytelling is much improved. But as you can probably tell from this thread, your mileage may vary...

[Danileriver23]

I'm not up to speed on the current BP intergalatic stuff.

Is it as boring as the last run or far better?

I also dropped off fairly early on the BP series only to come back
On this new one. People aren't wrong on saying the old ones were boring and lacked any characterization for BP. While I can't say that particular issue has really been fixed yet, this book has been fun so far.

Right now, I'd say BP is like a summer action movie: fun to look at in the moment, but you're probably going to forget about it when it's done.

[Ezyo1000]

If Coates has any writing skill at all (an idea as yet unproven, IMO) he's not using it on BP. Season 1, 2, or 3, he's phoning it it.

This oh-so-wonderful galactic empire arc that everyone would supposedly love if it had happened two years ago still has zero characterization, and what little plot there it has is more often told than shown. But hey! We get generic space battles for Acuña to show off! Yay Coates?

I never said people would love it, I made it clear that people wouldn't be singing his name from rooftops, as I still believe that the art is carrying the story, BUT it would of been Better received because acuna is Killing it, and Tchalla is actually shown as being capable of doing stuff that a enhanced Human can do. Bit letting people punch him do he can force push him, or letting goon slam Gary put hands on him. It's like Evan narcisse, was he the next Hudlin? No, did he need to improve still? Yes, but his story sustained better than all the other spin offs and if he was given as much support Coates has been given I think he would be a fine BP writer.

Back to space empire, your right, as of now it looks like Coates is phoning it in or just using MCU aspects like it was His plan all along. Which this season is vastly different from the previous 2 as if he got a kick in the pants. But if he started out this way, atleast it would of appeared that he respected Tchalla enough to have him handling business and fans can tell he was an amateur at the craft but was trying at least

[DigiCom]

I think some of us are just trying to be somewhat charitable at this point.

Sans diplomacy, I can say that Coates on BP remains an ongoing disasterpiece.

Dude has a villa in France. He doesn't need charity.

[MindofShadow]

I'm pretty sure people would have loved this start, as opposed to rape camps and T'Challa getting tossed around and outmaneuvered by some randoms.

What did we call that one guy again. Gary? Goon slam Gary? something like that

I believe "Chokeslam Gary" was his name. Lol!

Put some respek on his name!

GOON SLAM IN THE HOUSE!


When Goon Slam Gary makes it on the big screen, I'm expecting some royalty checks Marvel!

{yes i mispelled prologue lol}

[Klaue's Mixtape]

#CoolArt: #BlackPanther print by @zombiebacons for @GreyMatterArt https://geekynerfherder.blogspot.com...y-anthony.html … @Marvel

[Blind Wedjat]

I haven't stopped laughing at this at work

[Klaue's Mixtape]

Hilarious
https://twitter.com/harleivy/status/1033799442045067269

[Blind Wedjat]

That T'Chaka art...



That's my new avi right there

[MindofShadow]

I'm not up to speed on the current BP intergalatic stuff.

Is it as boring as the last run or far better?

It is action and art based. If you like Acuna's art you should enjoy it.

Plot wise, there really isn't much to chew on yet.

Hilarious
https://twitter.com/harleivy/status/1033799442045067269

didn't add her face when T'challa gets dusted. Fail lol


Speaking of faces, I rewatched BP again

And the end, when Killmonger sees the sunset, you seem to catch a glimpse of Killmonger realizing what he could have had in life (and maybe what he could have had if he didn't storm into wakanda murdering people lol).

His demeanor, which was nothing but hurt and anger the entire time before, changes so much that it basically melts T'challa to the point he wants to help the dude he just stabbed .

The acting in BP was 100% on point all around.

[Anthony Shaw]

Other than getting name dropped here and there, I really don't need or want Killmonger in BP2. He came, he conquered, he died, he done lol