Massive Black Panther give-away in Comixology

[Chubistian]

I don't know if this post goes here, if it doesn't, please eliminate.

There's a massive give-away of Black Panther comics and related comicbooks in Comixology. They must be added as single issues and some storyarcs were already free, but most of it is new material to add to your digital library for whoever that is interested on it.

Cheers

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https://old.reddit.com/r/comicbooks/...omixology_are/

[Personamanx]

That is quite the giveaway. Just about every Marvel series with "Black Panther" in the title, and even a few without it.

[JudicatorPrime]

Great way to get caught up on BP lore. Comixology even has his first appearance available for free.

[Tien Long]

Hey thanks for the notification! Caught up on Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda, plus filled in gaps from Priest's and Coates' runs!

[Lightning63]

Wow this is massive!
Has Marvel or DC every done this with any other characters?

Edit - What's most surprising is even the ongoing is free too

[gohei_]

Any recommendations on what to read?

[Gaastra]

Shuri and killmonger books are free also.

https://m.comixology.com/search/item...=SINGLE_ISSUES

https://www.comixology.com/Shuri-201...cmllc1NsaWRlcg

https://www.comixology.com/Killmonge...3VsdHNTbGlkZXI

[Chubistian]

Any recommendations on what to read?

I recommend Christopher Priest's run, that's where modern Black Panther was born as far as I know. You can start by the beginning, with pencils by Mark Texeira, and see if you like it enough to read the whole run. Current writer Ta-Nehisi Coates does also a BP I enjoy, though his stories are way too slow at times. I haven't read Hudlin's BP yet, but I've read some good comments on that run. I enjoyed the Killmonger mini in case you're looking for something recent and short

[Lightning63]

Any recommendations on what to read?

since it's free you may as well read everything

[Jekyll]

I'm enjoying the Dave Liss Black Panther: Man Without Fear run.