Avengers #20 gives Black Panther the spotlight, while also highlighting how one and done stories are essential for the comics medium. Read Full Review

Plot
Black Panther continues his dangerous mission inside the Meridian Diadem Prison, trying to understand what is happening there. There he saves Harno and Ruatl, who bring him up to date on what is happening.

This pocket universe serves as a prison for thousands of beings from different planets, who live under the yoke of the Loyalists, those who were jailers who followed the orders of Meridian Diadem. When Meridian was defeated by the Avengers, she was put into a state of animated suspension and stopped giving orders.

This power vacuum generated an uprising of the prisoners, but due to their lack of coordination they separated into gangs and the Loyalists continue to control food and supplies.

Black Panther feels that he was trained since childhood for this, to dethrone a tyrannical government without any unlimited resources like what he had in Wakanda.

Black Panther leads a revolution and gets the gangs to unite as tribes of Wakanda and take power.

When you enter this pocket universe, beings are biologically altered and then they can no longer escape because they die in another environment, we will see if this affects Black Panther.

Art
With many textures that allow the impressive details of this illustrator to stand out. The color palette works in order to highlight all those textures. The art is mesmerizing and magnificent.

Summary
Black Panther comes to free a world oppressed by tyrants, exactly what he was trained for all his life.
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