Originally Posted by
chief12d
It honestly depends on Hickman. One of the core aspects of the new X-Men status quo is the X-Men developing icier relations with the rest of the MU heroes, so I have a hard time believing the X-Men’s actions won’t pile on and inevitably result in some kind of conflict. Whether it’s solely limited to a conflict with Wakanda or the entire superhero community is hard to say. Wakanda-Krakoa relations may not be touched upon again until a hypothetical AvX 2.0.
It may be the next arc in Marauders after Kitty and Emma get their revenge on Shaw. We could see something where you have a Wakandan war arc in Marauders which serves as fuel for a bigger X-Men vs Avengers 2.0 writer by Hickman himself (I think this is more likely). I expect something next year to feed into Storm’s “big” story the X-office has been hyping up. The X-office doesn’t care about her Oshtur connection, she really doesn’t have a supporting cast or mutant dynasty of her own, and Black Panther has one of the most rich mythos’ in the MU, they’re gonna wanna exploit that for her and I think the setup was in this issue.
Either way I think a conflict is on the way but there’ll be some limitations depending on who is writing the Black Panther solo and what is going on in it as well as how willing they are to play ball. The idea of a civil war is floated by Shuri if Skybreaker is stolen, are the X-books really about to concoct a whole Wakandan civil war with T’Challa on the losing end if he’s got his own book and appearances in Avengers?
Unlikely, but there may be consequences for him destroying the gate and with the Wakandan protectorates the X-office has a work around to getting a conflict without REALLY affecting T’Challa’s narrative. There’s also a possible X-Men/Black Panther mini series like the Fantastic Four got, one that fleshes out the relationship in a Storm-centric story without really affecting the ongoings. I think at the very least we can expect some skirmish in the not so distant future.