THE INTERGALACTIC EMPIRE OF WAKANDA - TWO THOUSAND SEASONS part 4
N'Jadaka's revenge! T'Challa thought he had rid himself of the Intergalactic Empire and its despotic ruler - but he forgot he was tangling with a god. And now, the Empire knows how to reach Wakanda Prime. Has T'Challa learned what it means to be king just in time to lose his kingdom?
Rated T+
It continues to amaze me I may be the only guy harping that this book needs attention, and that should change. Coates and Acuna's story is rightfully fit for a king, and should make any and everyone's pull list this week. I was worried, with the X-Men comics getting a ton of attention, that we would see Storm pulled slowly from this book, but that hasn't been the case, thankfully. This issue succeeds in places I was sure it would fail, which is my mistake for doubting Mr. Coates. Read Full Review
Cultivating, thrilling, and absolutely gorgeous! Read Full Review
Just when you thought you could celebrate, nope. King T'Challa is brooding again but for good reason, he has a tough decision coming up that only speaking to his mother in Djalia will fix. Not only are things not feeling right with T'Challa but literally some jet-fighters from the Empire jump to Wakanda Prime. The King and his crew (but not that crew) take them on as N'Jadaka makes some new friends among some old enemies. Read Full Review
Never a second thought, Daniel Acua gives visual life to the Black Panther universe with a grounded flair that adds richness through Blackness. Deep care for the Black aesthetic has been a benchmark throughout the series, highlighted by the different hair textures and the many (many) shades of Black and Brown skin tones. These details show through on T'Challa's rough-hewn, battle-worn and noble face; in the visible, regal concern on Shuri's brow. Read Full Review
After more than a year of carefully laying groundwork, the master plan behind this current volume of Black Panther is revealing how well this epic is prepared to deliver. Read Full Review
Dark days are coming to Wakanda, the arrival of simbiote N'Jadaka will mean the beginning of a fight to keep the peace in both Wakanda, possibly a preamble of the new event that will shake the foundations of the Marvel universe. Read Full Review
The Symbiote, which is what I should just call it since it is obvious it doesnt have the body of NJadaka in it anymore. We saw last issue the Symbiote possessing an unsuspecting security guard in the capital city. Now it seems to have walked all the way to Chanagamires house. Read Full Review
It's a good comic, but it's not the great comic it wants to be.
Again this story is moving along but somehow all is mismatched. I still feel like I should have waited and read it all in collected form to enjoy it better. Acuna is perfect again!
This was a nice issue. Feels like things are happening and are important.
" I regret that our instruction at the university ended when it did. It was incomplete. For a while we spoke often of the work of men... We neglected the work of orisha. Of gods.
-N'Jadaka's Symbiote
It's exciting to see Coates bringing the characters from his first run back into play. This run finally feels properly connected the Wakanda's ongoing mythology.
Well, it was snappy.
As it moves away from the outer space empire storyline it improves but its taking too long.
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