The BLACK PANTHER is trapped off-world, face-to-face with an enemy he's never encountered before and a technological threat that even Wakandan science may not be able to overcome. But he's not the only Wakandan in in trouble: SHURI has been mysteriously abducted as well and must survive while trying to track T'Challa down. To what lengths must they go to discover who sits at the controls of this deadly new threat?
If you haven't checked out Black Panther: Intergalactic, it's never too late! The second issue is more than proof that the first issue wasn't just a strong start, but the bar of quality to expect from this run. Read Full Review
Black Panther: Intergalactic #2 is a philosophical exercise trapped in an exposition machine. The core concept of an AI-driven superhuman army operating on a terraformed planet is original enough to warrant attention, and Nesi's artwork demonstrates technical skill, but the script's determination to explain every element of its own world leaves no room for reader engagement or character discovery. Read Full Review
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