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All of Wakandan history and culture is under threat as the Space Lubber that followed Shuri all the way from the depths of space back to Wakanda makes its move! To stop it, Shuri and her allies will have to go deep into the Vibranium mines - which doesn't sit well with the claustrophobic Storm!
Rated T
A step up from the last installment, this issue is filled with more jarring colors and movement. I enjoyed their moments of flight and trip-ups. It pushed the urgency of the narrative, and kept the story moving in a cinematic way. What I hope to see in more Shuri comics is the evidence of this transformation. Now that she has achieved this growth, in what ways will she continue to raise her capabilities? How else can she provide for her people? What other comfort zones does Shuri have that we have yet to unlock? I can't wait to admire what the Shuri Unlimited team has in store for our ever-growing powerhouse. Read Full Review
We're back to the main story when Nnedi Okorafor take Shuri and Storm on mission. In trying to defeat this music loving Space Lubber, Shuri's tech is hacked by her friend Muti. In the pursuit of Muti, the truth of his allegiances and character are revealed. The action is fast and it's a challenge for the Black Panther. But she is up to the task? Pick up the newest issue of Shuri today to see what comes next. Read Full Review
The result is an issue that is hard to invest in within a story that was already a challenge to follow. Read Full Review
I'm not sure what's going on with Storm at the end, so I hope the next issue explains that. Muti turns out to be an interesting character.
Shuri herself comes off cool and confident, which is great. I wouldn't say the same thing about the story as a whole, though; it continues to be disjointed in a hard-to-explain way.
An okay issue. I feel like there's some disconnect to the whole thing that makes it hard to get invested.
I don’t dislike it, but I’m not excited to read it either.
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