PRELUDE TO “DOOMWAR” If you think you know what's coming next in BLACK PANTHER, guess again. Shuri, T'Challa and Storm are caught up in a tangle of plots within plots as Doctor Doom and the Broker close the jaws of their trap. Heroes will fall, trust will be betrayed, secrets will be revealed, and nothing will ever be the same. The fuse is lit and Wakanda is about to explode. Guest stars Namor and the Fantastic Four jump into action as the new Black Panther goes to war. Rated T …$2.99
With this issue done, Black Panther as we know it is ending. I don't know whether the series will return after Doomwar, but even if it does I imagine the changes will be significant. This issue has gotten me reasonably interested in Doomwar, so in that sense at least it was successful. Still, seeing how many problems remain in the overall execution, I plan on keeping my expectations in check over these next few months. Read Full Review
"Black Panther" #12 doesn't pretend to be anything other than it is: an overblown, stuffed-to-the-gills action comic. The political stuff going on in Wakanda is all background, it's all texture, for what is just a bunch of guys and gals pounding on each other with visually spectacular powers. I respect that. It's one of the things superhero comics do best. Read Full Review
It’s not that Mayberry has done a bad job plotting, his plots are great. The problem with Black Panther is the character writing. The characters are just depicted to be so unlike able. Shuri is great in the Black Panther movie but her comic book counterpart is so different. T’Challa is so stuck up and bitchy. Mayberry can’t even write Storm write. Storm is easily one of the best X-Men when Claremont was writing be she is a completely diffirent character in this series. Also the art is awful. Wakanda is always drawn very unappealing and Shuri is drawn so generic. Big boobs, tight costume, round butt
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