Predator vs. Black Panther isn't just any licensed fare, it's an action-packed debut that puts some serious meat on the storytelling bone. Read Full Review

Predator Vs. Black Panther #1 starts the hunt on both sides. Read Full Review

Predator vs. Black Panther #1 offers a fresh and exciting start to what promises to be an epic crossover series. Benjamin Percy's strong writing, the art team's detailed illustrations, and a thrilling tone gives this debut issue all the elements needed to keep me captivated and coming back for more. Fans of both Marvel and Predator universes should be able to find something to love about this high-stakes clash between two formidable foes! Read Full Review

Predator VS Black Panther #1 has set the stage for a showdown between its titular combatants, and if one thing's for sure it's going to be bloody, brutal and worth the cover price. Read Full Review

Predator Vs Black Panther #1 is an ok start. There's potential there but overall it feels like a story that'll be far more enjoyable in one go than the individual issues. Read Full Review

Plot
Two tribes of Yautja led by two brothers enter into a war for years, leaving the tribe of the eldest brother as the winner, since he had a secret weapon, a spear made of a powerful metal that they brought centuries ago from planet Earth, it is vibranium.

The younger brother, humiliated, decides to look for more of this metal to make himself a complete armor and thus defeat his brother. This Predator is skilled with technology and has a metal leg as well as retractable claws on his arms. Using a magnetic wave tracker of Vibranium he reaches Wakanda.

In Wakanda, Black Panther argues with Shuri about not sharing Wakanda's technology and vibranium with the outside world, T'challa fears that this can make Wakanda vulnerable, in this discussion they are surprised by the Yautja, who arrive and find Black Panther's vibranium suit attractive.

With the Predators' invisibility technology, they manage to infiltrate Wakanda and activate protection mode, so that no one can escape the massacre they are willing to start.

This comic has sequences of explicit violence but necessary for the context of the Predators' cruelty.

Fantastic new story with a brilliant premise, vibranium is not only a valuable mineral for the inhabitants of planet Earth, the entire galaxy wants it.

Art
Detailed and organic, which through textures offers a gloomy tone also taking advantage of the shadows, has great dynamism and captures the essence of the Predators on the big screen.

Summary
Black Panther faces an invasion that wants to take all of Wakanda's vibranium, the adversary is the best hunter in the galaxy.
Excellent crossover that meshes with a brilliant premise. more

I read the first issue of this great series, I really liked everything. The landscapes of Wakanda are beautifully drawn. For some reason, the predators needed vibranium, which Wakanda possesses :) One of them has a cyber prosthesis of his left leg.