BLACK PANTHER: WAR JOURNAL! FREE THE PRISONERS!
Black Panther stars in this issue as he journeys into the pocket dimension of Meridian Diadem! While the Avengers deal with Doctor Doom on the outside, T'Challa must rescue the prisoners trapped within the Living Prison...
Rated T+
Karami crafts some beautiful art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and the how gritty and detailed the environments are. Read Full Review
Avengers #20 gives Black Panther the spotlight, while also highlighting how one and done stories are essential for the comics medium. Read Full Review
While I truly enjoyed the art and story in this book, the fact that it is an Avengers issue that only features one hero put me off a bit. I love Black Panther and this was a great peek into where he is mentally, I found myself missing the rest of the team by the end of the issue. Of course, the book itself was still great but the fact that we never got a single cutaway to what was happening with the rest of The Avengers keeps me from giving this one a higher rating. Read Full Review
Avengers #20 does the Black Panther justice as he sparks the spirit of rebellion in a hopeless world, starting a captivating sci-fi adventure of epic proportion. 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.
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It was an ok standalone issue, I always appreciate Black Panther stories, but this one just didn't hit with me as much as usual. I'm ready to get back to the main Avengers story.
What the hell even is this? A complete filler issue. T'Challa runs away to fight a war alone because he wants to get away from Ororo. This issue is complete garbage. This war was barely set up and came out of nowhere. I'm going to see what he does with a couple of issues of the new AvX. If Jed doesn't do better, I'm out even though I love Storm.
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