THE BLACK PANTHER AND THE STRANGE DOCTOR? A prison break brings unlikely aid to Wakanda, but is this new ally a reliable confidant? Or does the godly Moon Knight have more to offer?
Bryan Hill is a screenwriter, photographer, tv writer, and director. He is known for his work on the DC show TITANS and for his work in comics, most notably his outings on DETECTIVE COMICS, POSTAL, AMERICAN CARNAGE, KILLMONGER and ANGEL. His writing is infused with esoteric principles, which can also be found in his photography and music. He lives and works in Los Angeles.
these issues are all good; but almost spread out too thin. There’s very little substance to each issue and I fear that we’ve spent ten issues telling a story that so far could’ve neatly fit in 3 or 4.
El conflicto interior de T´Challa tratando de entender un Vibranium que se presenta como algo más "sintiente" de lo usualmente asignado al mineral que da forma a Wakanda, se presenta con más pasión argumental que el bélico externo con la amenaza del reino de Khonsu-Ra y Shuri pensando en que su posicionamiento ofensivo compensa una aparente ausencia del regente asignado. Esto se complementa con esta más que curiosa versión Ultimate del Hechicero Supremo, "rescatada" en el número anterior. Alguien de quien parece que tardaremos en conocer totalmente. Pero sí que ese difuso atisbo de heroicidad y esa también mayor referencialidad visual al UCM, la impulsan como un gran hallazgo en lo que será el 2º año editorial de la cabcera. Aunque este número se presenta más caótico (también tenemos artista invitado) que por lo excelso de sus ideas.
I think this is my favorite Black Panther issue so far. Inan is incredibly interesting, we got a little bit of her lore and got to see how powerful she is. I'm very interested to see how she'll interact with T'Challa, especially since he seems to be a bit schizo rn.