Plot
This comic tells the story of how T'challa was sent by his father to New York to live the life of a poor person and experience being a kind of slave. There, he meets a teenager his own age named Matt Murdock, who teaches him the value of sacrifice, and the two share his vision of faith. Matt gives him a Palm Sunday cross.

There's an analogy between the past and present, with T'challa fighting for his life and asking his father for help.

Then, they show Ketema assuming the mantle of Black Panther. He begins by killing Wakanda's supreme shaman, and his reign promises to be the destruction of everything. This takes place 16 years before World to Come.

The comic continues to have a confusing, inconsistent, and disruptive narrative, which makes it difficult to follow and understand, even though the story is extremely interesting.

Ar
It's detailed and achieves interesting ethereal effects that differentiate the different eras. It's mesmerizing.

Summary
T'challa's youth and trials defined him as a leader; Ketema defines him through other experiences that are turning him into a tyrant. more