As the Black Panther and an Avenger, T'Challa has had to save the world time and again -- but those duties pale in comparison to his responsibilities as king of Wakanda. As the nation rebuilds in the wake of revolution, T'Challa finds his people besieged by a massive monster tearing through the country, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake!
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T'Challa and his pal Kantu roll M'Baku up in a pointless display of zappy punchy fighting. There are robo-animals and Shuri gets to shoot at M'Baku a little too, and everything wraps up too abruptly. Letting Aaron Covington stretch his story out into three issues might help the breathless pace, but his script is already woefully shallow at two. The faint suggestions of character insight from #3 fall away, replaced by cartoony jokes about how rare it is for T'Challa to express gratitude. Mario Del Pennino's art weakens noticeably, too. It's clear that power armor and hi-tech jets aren't in his wheelhouse, and he's not getting paid enough to stretch his skill set. This story ends up thoroughly unsatisfying for an adult reader, and while kiddi more
I've never seen an alliance as shot as Baron Macabre and M'Baku. At least Shuri is drawn great.
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