Black Panther (USA) di Ta-Nehisi Coates

[Skas]

Secondo me la pubblicano, il personaggio è cresciuto di popolarità grazie a Civil War e tra pochi anni c'è il suo film. Senza contare poi che il primo numero è stato un successone ed è una serie di cui si parla.

La pubblicano sicuramente,chissà come però

[Anakin]

Se la pubblicano direttamente in cartonato, come faranno con Visione, penso facciano contenti un po' tutti... Incrociamo le dita

Inviato dal mio ALE-L21 utilizzando Tapatalk

[JhonSavor]

Ma guardate che da quanto mi hanno detto dovrebbe essere stampato in volume.

[John Constantine]

Cartonato monografico in autunno.

[Skas]

Avete ragione , me ne ero completamente scordato

[Azrael]

Preview: BLACK PANTHER #3



http://comicvine.gamespot.com/articles/preview-black-panther-3/1100-155716/

[Azrael]

Best Shots Review: BLACK PANTHER #3

Review by David Pepose
'Rama Rating: 5 out of 10

http://www.newsarama.com/29928-best-shots-review-black-panther-3.html

[Azrael]

Black Panther #3 (Published by Marvel Comics; Review by Justin Partridge; 'Rama Rating: 7 out of 10):

There is no denying Ta-Nehisi Coates' talent, but his struggle with monthly storytelling is made apparent with Black Panther #3. While the first two issues were lyrical, tightly-plotted, and full of heady ideas, the third issue stumbles to keep all the plates spinning as the divergent plots feel just that, despite Coates' beautiful dialogue and narration. The thread of T'Challa struggling to keep his nation together is still fertile ground, but Shuri's vision quest and the Midnight Angels' building power reads too disconnected from the larger story right now. Artist Brian Stelfreeze and colorist Laura Martin are still at the top of their game with lithe action blocking and gorgeous colors throughout, despite being hindered by the exposition-heavy script. With its high-profile writer and talented art team, Black Panther has the potential to be one of the best books that Marvel is putting out right now, but the third issue fails to connect.

[Azrael]

By now it should be abundantly clear why Marvel felt that Ta-Nehisi Coates and Brian Stelfreeze were the best creators to steer Black Panther into a new era. Coates is certainly an accomplished wordsmith. That's evident in the Henry Dumas poem that cleverly bookends the events of this issue and in the nuanced dialogue that carries the story forward. But perhaps more important than intelligence is passion, and that's something Coates shows plenty of. Coates is very evenhanded in his depiction of Wakandan turmoil and the fact that no side in this escalating civil war comes across as the villain. Black Panther isn't necessarily the hero of his own book, certainly not any more than the Dora Milaje. There's a love that Ta-Nehisi Coates shows for each and every character in his charge. And Stelfreeze's striking character and tech designs, dynamic action scenes and bold use of shadow and silhouettes bring out the most in Coates' writing. Three issues in, it's already clear that this series will rival the best in the history of the character. -Jesse

Final Score:

9.2/10

IGN

[Azrael]

Review: BLACK PANTHER #3

9/10

http://www.comicosity.com/review-black-panther-3/

[Azrael]

Preview: BLACK PANTHER #4



http://www.comicbookresources.com/comic-previews/black-panther-4-marvel-comics-2016

[Azrael]

BLACK PANTHER #7
TA-NEHISI COATES (W) • CHRIS SPROUSE (A)
Cover BY BRIAN STELFREEZE
HIP-HOP VARIANT COVER BY BILL SIENKIEWICZ
VARIANT COVER BY MARGUERITE SAUVAGE
TEASER VARIANT COVER BY MIKE DEODATO
CONNECTING VARIANT COVER C BY ESAD RIBIC
CHAMPIONS VARIANT COVER BY TBA
COSPLAY VARIANT ALSO AVAILABLE
"THE CREW" STARTS NOW!
With no one left to trust, T'Challa leans on his day ones: Luke Cage. Misty Knight. Storm. But Wakanda may be too far gone for this all-new, all different CREW...
32 PGS./Rated T ...$3.99

[Azrael]

It's clear from reading these first four issues that Ta-Nehisi Coates and Brian Stelfreeze are every bit as passionate about their supporting cast as they are Black Panther himself. This issue wraps up the duo's first story arc, as Wakanda moves closer to Civil War and T'Challa faces hard decisions about how to lead his people. But equal weight is given to the relationship between Ramonda and Changamire, the machinations of Tetu and the revolution sparked by the rebellious Dora Milaje. This series is quickly evolving into an ensemble book where each story thread is equally compelling. Coates' prose is not only razor-sharp, it's brimming with emotion and fixated on the notion of power and those who wield it. Stelfreeze's art feels a bit looser than it has in previous chapters (his T'Challa appears oddly small and withdrawn at times) but between the bold character designs and the sweeping shots of Wakanda at war, the art is still very eye-catching. It's a shame this is the last we'll see of Stelfreeze for a few months. Though Chris Sprouse is quite the consolation prize. -Jesse

Final Score:

8.6/10

[Azrael]

Black Panther #4

Review by Robert Reed
'Rama Rating: 8 out of 10

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[Professor Zoom]

Nessuno la segue in originale? Il personaggio mi piace molto.