Ta-Nehisi Coates and Kev Walker have crafted a near-perfect short story within the larger arc. The way Coates has crafted T'Challa's journey has been brilliant, highlighting both what makes him a hero and a good king " and how, just maybe, those traits don't quite have to be in as much conflict as they were before. Read Full Review

The end result, from the nuanced writing to the gorgeous art, is honestly wonderful. Read Full Review

Kev Walkers art is amazing. The characters are given great depth of emotion on their faces and the issue has some impressive visual details throughout, especially in the backgrounds. Read Full Review

Black Panther #8 is the best issue since #1and I cannot wait to see where the story leads the readers! Read Full Review

This is a quick story with great art and best of all, shows the reader the hero that seemed to be missing a bit from this series. I am still waiting for bigger answers to the overall story before I can be convinced to suggest to others, but this is a good first step. Read Full Review

This one hit home for me, powerful work.

I really enjoyed this issue. I thought it was really well done and poignant. T'Challa is being the king he is supposed to be: Protecting his people even if it costs him and the rebels in the process. It's another step towards T'Challa finding his identity again, and what better time for that than on a ship filled with people who will soon be mindwiped?

An action vignette shows T'Challa disobeying orders when the opportunity to liberate a shipload of the Empire's latest slaves presents itself. Undeniably short but also undeniably powerful thanks to the intensity and focus of both words and art.

I still like this comic and I am excited for where it’s going. Proud of you, T’Challa.

Add some gameplay between cuts and the dialogue will feel right at home.