Official Black Panther MCU Thread

[Birnin Zana]

If that was a real knife. The only knock against the scene is the quick cuts but

That knife didn't look CGI at all, prolly was a real one.

Agreed on the quick cuts, but they worked well for the scene, imho.

 

[Birnin Zana]

Stan was doing all that himself with the knife flipping. Even his stunt double was giving him props.

Well damn

 

[Chef]

That knife didn't look CGI at all, prolly was a real one.

Agreed on the quick cuts, but they worked well for the scene, imho.

It was a plastic knife. I'm responding if it was real steel carbon knife. The damage done with those sleight of hand moves.

 

[Birnin Zana]

It was a plastic knife. I'm responding if it was real steel carbon knife. The damage done with those sleight of hand moves.

Makes sense. If that was a real knife, someone wouldve been chopped up by the end of the scene.

 

[Achille]

 

[Birnin Zana]

And for those wondering, "Damisa-Saarki" is Hausa for "Panther Chief."

Well played Coates.

 

[Birnin Zana]

That time T'Challa fought the KKK.

 

[Birnin Zana]

I've gone in on a bunch of stuff Hickman did concerning T'Challa (and I might've posted this b4, my bad), but this sequence between T'Challa, T'Chaka and Shuri was well done.

 

[KravenMorehead™]

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[Birnin Zana]

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Hickman had a very good setup and execution.....only to let Namor live cuz T'Challa was suddenly low key gloating and flexing instead of pressing the damn button.


He's a good writer, but maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan was his story frustrating as hell to read. Really frustrating.

 

[KravenMorehead™]

Hickman had a very good setup and execution.....only to let Namor live cuz T'Challa was suddenly low key gloating and flexing instead of pressing the damn button.


He's a good writer, but maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan was his story frustrating as hell to read. Really frustrating.

You kinda expect it though far as the big comic companies are concerned. Irritating nonetheless.


But T'Challa vs. Namor has had me wondering about T'Challa's natural power levels pre-King of the Dead stuff. And how far beneath thor Namor is...

 

[Birnin Zana]

You kinda expect it though far as the big comic companies are concerned. Irritating nonetheless.


But T'Challa vs. Namor has had me wondering about T'Challa's natural power levels pre-King of the Dead stuff. And how far beneath thor Namor is...

I almost laughed when I saw that, like "lol, again?"

Pre- KOD, Namor probably could've stomped him in a straight up fist fight. He would've have had to use his smarts and something else to tilt the scales. Although he did hang with Namor when they fought in the Priest run. Not sure how that works.

Hell, Shuri had to rock a vibranium armor just to put hands on him. And she had to make sure he stayed away from the water as well. The minute he did, he put in that work.

 

[Birnin Zana]

#dope

 

[Box Cutta]

I don't really read comics like that, but I fukk with this panel.

 

[Birnin Zana]

Martin Freeman's role in Cap: Civil War has been revealed. And as many expected, he'll be playing the role of Everett Ross. Ross in the comics is the U.S. government's liason to Wakanda.

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Martin Freeman’s Captain America: Civil War character revealed

Amid the many casting calls for Captain America: Civil War there was one auxiliary announcement that caught the eye. Martin Freeman. What could the man best known as Bilbo, Dr. Watson and The Office’s Tim Canterbury be up to in the MCU? Well, the answer is found in the new issue of Empire. Say hello to Everett Ross.

A stalwart in the Marvel comic books, Everett Ross is traditionally the US government’s man in Wakanda. It’s a role that obviously brings Freeman into Black Panther’s (Chadwick Boseman) world and makes Freeman a safe bet to be get a broader role in the standalone Black Panther movie. In Civil War he’s part of the Joint Counter Terrorist Centre.

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Looks like the current BP solo roster now stands at three:

-T'Challa
-Klaw
-Ross

We'll see how the rest of the casting goes.