Black Panther is an iconic Marvel Comics hero who has been around since 1966, making his first appearance in Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #52. However, unlike many heroes, the Black Panther role is a mantle ...

The first issue of a new Marvel Knights series titled The World To Come by Christopher Priest, Joe Quesada, Richard Isanove and Richard Starkings is now on shelves, and this comic is going to leave ...

First seen in Marvel Comics in 1999’s Black Panther (Vol. 2) #3, Achebe went on to become one of Black Panther’s most haunting recurring antagonists. According to urban legend, Achebe was killed by ...

Bashenga was a warrior shaman who became the first King of Wakanda and the first Black Panther after uniting four of the five ...

The cosmic side of the Marvel Universe is experiencing a radical transformation in the pages of Imperial, the four-issue event series by Jonathan Hickman, Iban Coello, and Federico Vicentini. Black ...

What does a Marvel superhero have to do with Black men's mental health? After six decades of Black Panther, the answer is, ...

Black Panther will launch their biggest mission in 60 years in 2026. The first Black superhero, Black Panther, celebrates 60 years of being a trailblazer next year, and to celebrate, Marvel is ...

The comics world was rocked by the recent revelation that the adopted son of Black Panther is white. This was not the first time the royal family of Wakanda adopted an outsider into their family in ...

Talking about Marvel Knights: The World To Come, and the return of Joe Quesada and Christopher Priest to Marvel next month, together, Quesada says "My entire career, I've made it a point never to look ...

Marvel Knights: The World To Come was meant to show a possible future for the Black Panther T’Challa. The first issue showcased a dark future for Wakanda. However, the detail that drew the most ...

There has been a lot of debate about whether the role should ever be recast or if there should be a new Black Panther altogether. For now, Shuri (Letitia Wright) has taken up the mantle, as fans saw ...

Former Black Panther writer Reginald Hudlin is bringing the Phantom back in a planned TV show about the Ghost Who Walks!