Black Panther Appreciation: Wakanda Forever!

[Moose100]

This page right here!!!

[Leo Raine]

What did you find that?

Schiti posted it earlier today on his Tumblr. Just a few more details about the first row of Panthers in that preview image that's been going around. Kinda funny to me that this version of T'Chaka is wearing something similar to what M'Baku did when he first showed up.

[JaggedFel]

This is the T'Challa I want to see.

Not this "turn-the-other-cheek" milquetoast character he's currently being portrayed as.

Here Here I Second This.

[Dayle88]

I've never been to this thread before but just wanted to say, if they ever do a Black Panther film it has to be told through the eyes of Everett K. Ross.

[robreedwrites]

I've never been to this thread before but just wanted to say, if they ever do a Black Panther film it has to be told through the eyes of Everett K. Ross.

Eh, I don't think that works well in film. A Black Panther solo film in the MCU requires that we get to know who he is and what makes him tick. In a comic series, such as Priest's run, that can be put off a bit, but in a two hour movie, all it does is turn T'Challa into a supporting role in his own film.

[MindofShadow]

I've never been to this thread before but just wanted to say, if they ever do a Black Panther film it has to be told through the eyes of Everett K. Ross.

No. Please god no.

[MindofShadow]

Hey quick question...

When the Skull/Panther fight went down in the Red Zone Avengers arc... was Skull in the cloned body of Cap at that time?

I would assume so considering Skull held his own against T'challa but he has come and gone so often int he comics I cannot remember how strong he was physically at the time.

Doing a right up on the fight for my blog and just wanted to add a few more details.

[Leo Raine]

I've never been to this thread before but just wanted to say, if they ever do a Black Panther film it has to be told through the eyes of Everett K. Ross.

Care to explain why it *has* to happen that way?

[nj06]

T'Chaka confirmed!

Great find. I'm glad to see T'Chaka there among the crowd and wonder if the two of them will have any more private moments together. I really want to see the two of them interact and would love it if somehow Shuri was also included someway.

[UltimateTy]

I've never been to this thread before but just wanted to say, if they ever do a Black Panther film it has to be told through the eyes of Everett K. Ross.

As much I loved Ross I gotta say no. I would rather see it through T'challa's eyes

I want you guys opinions on this.

Would you say the introduction of Shuri lessened the blow of T'challa losing T'chaka at a young age since originally he was alone with no siblings?

[FriendRoss]

To me. Ross only worked in the MCU if the movie started out SHIELD based with fury needing/wanting to seek out Wakanda or t'challa for vibranium. Then shield agent Ross could of been used as a exposition information dump plot device. "Shields expert on secretive nations and places.... Like the blue area of the moon, madipoor, and the savage land"

The client doesn't work for a entry point story for the panther mythos into the MCU in my opinion

[MindofShadow]

Would you say the introduction of Shuri lessened the blow of T'challa losing T'chaka at a young age since originally he was alone with no siblings?

To be honest, I feel like T'chaka's impact on T'challa as a whole as been non existent for a long time.

I cannot remember the last time it felt like it MEANT something.

Not saying it is a good or bad thing, just an observation.

I don't think Shuri has anything to do with it either way. I do wish Shuri and T'challa would interact more on a brother/sister level as a whole though.

[Mr MajestiK]

I've never been to this thread before but just wanted to say, if they ever do a Black Panther film it has to be told through the eyes of Everett K. Ross.

Welcome to the thread.

Please elaborate on why you feel Everett K. Ross would be an essential component of any propose Black Panther movie.

[MoneySpider]

I'd be more interested in seeing Agent Coulson interact with T'Challa in a live action movie than Everett K. Ross.

[robreedwrites]

http://marvel.com/news/comics/2014/5...valerio_schiti

A nice interview with Valerio Schiti and some cool art from New Avengers #18.