Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
Do it, its great material.
Official Black Panther MCU Thread
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Do it, its great material.
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T'Challa vs Tony. Never gets old.
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You thought the Arab spring was poppin? The Wakandan Spring gonna be lit.
Protesters storm the throne with clippers on hand, finding T'Challa with that wack as hairline looking at them like
Wakandans be like "My King...you. WILL. get this fade!!!"
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I feeeeeeeeel this fade
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Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
Black Panther is “not a superhero”, says Chadwick Boseman
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s next big superhero is not exactly a superhero - at least, according to its star, Chadwick Boseman.
Speaking exclusively to Empire, as part of our extensive Captain America: Civil War coverage, Boseman claimed that Black Panther – aka T’Challa – is “not a superhero” in the usual sense. Making his first on-screen appearance in Civil War, Boseman claimed that he is “not on anybody’s team. It’s my political mission to tame it and get it under control”.
This is not to say, necessarily, that T’Challa will not have superpowers – merely that he won’t be your conventional Avenger. In the comics, Black Panther – the king of the fictional African nation of Wakanda – is imbued with superhuman strength, speed, agility and senses, gained from consuming the ‘Heart-Shaped Herb’.
Boseman would not confirm to us whether T’Challa will have drunk his magic brew to be imbued with superhuman powers by the time we meet him in Civil War, but he will have a super suit woven with vibranium – the same material used in Cap’s shield.
He also acknowledges that the solo Black Panther movie, due in 2018, “is a superhero movie, but it’s still character-driven”.
For the full interview with Chadwick Boseman, plus a stonking 16 pages of coverage on Captain America: Civil War, pick up a copy of Empire magazine, on sale from Thursday. Or subscribe right here.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s next big superhero is not exactly a superhero - at least, according to its star, Chadwick Boseman.
Speaking exclusively to Empire, as part of our extensive Captain America: Civil War coverage, Boseman claimed that Black Panther – aka T’Challa – is “not a superhero” in the usual sense. Making his first on-screen appearance in Civil War, Boseman claimed that he is “not on anybody’s team. It’s my political mission to tame it and get it under control”.
This is not to say, necessarily, that T’Challa will not have superpowers – merely that he won’t be your conventional Avenger. In the comics, Black Panther – the king of the fictional African nation of Wakanda – is imbued with superhuman strength, speed, agility and senses, gained from consuming the ‘Heart-Shaped Herb’.
Boseman would not confirm to us whether T’Challa will have drunk his magic brew to be imbued with superhuman powers by the time we meet him in Civil War, but he will have a super suit woven with vibranium – the same material used in Cap’s shield.
He also acknowledges that the solo Black Panther movie, due in 2018, “is a superhero movie, but it’s still character-driven”.
For the full interview with Chadwick Boseman, plus a stonking 16 pages of coverage on Captain America: Civil War, pick up a copy of Empire magazine, on sale from Thursday. Or subscribe right here.
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This gonna be so lit
Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
#dope 
Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
I dunno about youtube, but start off with the Christopher Priest BP run. You can get the whole run on amazon.
Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
Joe Cole and Ryan Coogler are still working on it, it seems. How far into it? Not sure.
Safe to say casting should begin around fall, with filming starting around Jan of next year at the latest (film comes out in Feb 2018). Just guessing.
Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
#dope
Marvel bout to make The Black Panther a household name 
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In the comics does Panther still have those king of the dead abilities or has he lost them?
Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
We will find out in a month and a half, when the Coates run begins.
It does, however, seem that T'Challa still remembers when T'Chaka and the previous Panthers disowned him. It's showed in the Ultimates.
Lots of questions to be answered. Hopefully they are tackled in April.