Marvel Knights: The World to Come #2 is a visually impressive comic dragged down by its own narrative ambition. While the art is undeniably top-tier, the muddled plot, clunky dialogue, and awkward pacing make for a frustrating read. Its clear there are interesting ideas at play, but they get lost in translation. This issue ultimately feels like a missed opportunity to deliver a compelling story. Read Full Review

Plot
This comic narrates several situations in different eras using THE WORLD TO COME as a starting point. Its origins are still unknown.

It tells the story of how Agent Everett K. Ross goes undercover in Mexico and his relationship with Wakanda.

It then tells how, eight years later, T'challa surrenders to his son Ketema. Ketema then murders his father and becomes the new Black Panther.

This comic chronicles the rise and fall of Black Panther. Its narrative is complex, inconsistent, and disruptive, making it difficult to follow and understand.

Art
It is detailed and achieves interesting ethereal effects that differentiate the different eras. It is mesmerizing.

Summary
Ketema becomes Black Panther at a very high price more