Rise of the Black Panther #4
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| Writer | Narcisse, Evan, Ta-Nehisi Coates |
| Artist | Javier Pina |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
SECRET ORIGIN OF THE BLACK PANTHER Part 4
• Now that T'Challa has revealed Wakanda to the world, he must face that world's demands - and those of its monarchs. What does Doctor Doom want from the new king?
• And it is not only governments and councils who worry about Wakanda's safety in the new era. A young refugee sees his country's coming struggle - and will make his own violence to save it.
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CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.5
Black Nerd Problems - Chris Aiken
Apr 05, 2018Back in Wakanda, dissension continues to grow and the seeds are sown for future conflict. With the arrival of Erik Killmonger, he will most definitely play a role in testing T'Challa's rule. Enjoyable doesn't even begin to describe Rise of the Black Panther. Every one of Marvel's iconic heroes should have a book like this for new and old fans alike. It will truly be sad to see this end. Read Full Review
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9.0
On Comics Ground - Aaron Jones
Apr 08, 2018I know I have said it before but the worst part of this series is that it is going to end. This is a brief and comprehensive origin of T'Challa as King of Wakanda. He handles these other Marvel heroes and villains with style and genius. Keep it coming. Read Full Review
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7.0
AIPT - Robert Reed
Apr 11, 2018Slower than the previous issues, the diplomatic chess between Doom and T'Challa still makes for an entertaining read. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Apr 04, 2018The focus of each new issue in this series has taken on the feeling of a cover band playing the greatest hits. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
This continues to be a really solid series. It continues to weave together the Lee/Kirby, McGregor, Priest, Hudlin, and Coates contributions to the Black Panther mythos in really satisfying way.
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9.0
Not as exciting but still very interesting.
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8.0
T'Challa flips the script on Doom and visits him in Latveria. The resulting story expands on the Panther's off-page encounter with the Fantastic Four and further stirs the pot of internal turmoil lurking in Wakanda. Another heaping helping of cool ideas, but the tension between words and art breaks down with the shift to a new artist. While the visuals in this issue are perfectly serviceable, they surrender all storytelling duties to the script. Verbosity holds this installment back.
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7.5
Always love to see Black Panther vs Doom. Marvel's coolest monarchs!
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7.5
Great issue. The story is going to interesting directions. Good art as well
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7.0
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