Issue #3 grabbed my attention because it portrayed Ulysses Klaw not just as a villain, but almost as a symbol of colonial greed. Hudlin's writing about him, driven by his obsession with “taking what’s his,” reminded me of how colonizers once claimed entire continents. I also liked how the story seamlessly blended action with heartfelt emotion. The flashbacks to T’Challa’s father, T’Chaka, added a personal touch, showing how much of T’Challa’s strength comes from his family and the legacy he’s carrying forward.