Black Panther #168
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| Writer | Ta-Nehisi Coates |
| Artist | Chris Sprouse |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
KLAW STANDS SUPREME Part 3
ALL THE DOORS ARE OPEN.
And for the Black Panther, that's bad news. As monsters pour through strange gateways, T'Challa must defend his country from within.
But with Klaw stealing the lifeblood of Wakanda, the king will have to turn to unlikely allies to staunch the tide!
Who will join the king's ill-fated crusade?
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CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
Black Nerd Problems - Oz Longworth
Dec 29, 2017Here is a book that is always in it for the long haul while still giving the in-betweens of the narrative enough panache to keep you turning the pages. Coates sees the forest and the trees. Read Full Review
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8.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Brandon J. Griffin
Dec 30, 2017Coates is leading us towards a massive showdown while keeping the intricate web of subplots moving along. This must be a chore for anyone jumping on late, but those following from chapter one are getting payoffs, ever so slightly, each issue. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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9.0
Coates has a vision for Black Panther. This series is really going somewhere. This issue sets up a lot and still has Wakanda as the star. I worry for the day that Coates might leave this book and someone else has to juggle such a cast of characters leading this book. This series really has started to feel more like a book from Image then from Marvel. Coates isn't afraid to build the world and story then showcase Black Panther as leading superhero. That type of risk-taking makes this book one of the best on-going at Marvel comics right now. The world is so vivid and the stakes are always high. Klaw isn't as much a character in this book as a force that really threatens the core of Wakanda. Sprouse continues the excellent art in this series. more
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The series is finally injecting the excitement I've been waiting for, what a great high point to end the issue at.
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T'Challa and friends throw down with Ras the Exhorter and his Originators. The fight gives Dr. Franklin a Big Damn Hero Moment, which is cool. The main story is framed front and back with a b-story about Ramonda and the Dora Milaje going all "plausible deniability" on a mission to rescue the Midnight Angels. It's a slow start but I look forward to seeing how it develops and bites T'Challa on the ass later. Rating this issue was a challenge for me. Chris Sprouse clearly worked hard on the visuals, but it's also clear that several key elements in the script - dynamic fights, sci-fi flyers, and Ras magically shooting down same - are way outside his wheelhouse. I was also disappointed with the way the frame story had to be paced to hit the s more
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