Black Panther #19
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| Writer | Ta-Nehisi Coates |
| Artist | Ryan Bodenheim |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE FINAL ARC OF THE "INTERGALACTIC EMPIRE" BEGINS HERE!
The groundbreaking story of a king who became a slave - a slave who became a legend - reaches a tipping point as N'Jadaka's invasion of Earth continues! Wakanda goes to war against its own future...and its only hope lies in the king who brought them to this point.
Rated T+
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Dec 18, 2019Black Panther is a competently created comic book and delivers familiar beats, but it still struggles to rise above an overwhelmingly large herd of similar material at the end of 2019. Read Full Review
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8.5
Maravilhosa
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7.5
" Surely we have suffered, brother. Surely we have our lossed. Surely our days have been dark. " - SHUIRI
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7.5
An action-packed issue featuring the return of a fan favorite.
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7.0
I dearly love this art. And I love Shuri taking an important stand. I love the way this issue lays bare one of the title's core themes: That the roles of a good king and a good hero do not fit well together. But. The non-chronological structure of the past three issues is a trainwreck. While starting a new arc, this issue lamely, lately delivers the missing beats that could have given #17 a sense of closure. And this tangled structure retroactively robs #18 -- clearly an inter-arc breather issue -- of any sensible place in the story. Mr. Coates had two ideas for seguing between arcs and tried to use them both. They've tripped each other.
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5.0
New arc? Uh huh, I'll believe it when I see it.
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4.5
This is less the start of a new arc than just yet another issue of Black Panther. I don't think I'd notice if not for the blurb on the cover. It's fine, and slightly boring. But this is the last one until we finally wrap this up. I can't wait for something new here.
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