Black Panther: Black Panther, Book 1 : A Nation Under Our Feet (Paperback)

from asxz

I'm at least as familiar with comic books as the next chap, but this new series jumped right in with a load of back story that was all news to me. I don't mind having to catch us as we go, but this was more difficult to follow than most. Also there were only four issues. Didn't collections used t...

from ecataldi

Beautifully drawn, this collection shows T'Challa struggling to keep Wakanda together. Splinter factions, upheaval, and violence are breaking out all over the country and no matter what Black Panther does, it never seems to be enough; he's putting band aids on a gaping wounds. What can he do to b...

from SebastianMihail

It's not a good start for someone who saw the recent movie of Marvel's, and does know anything else about Black Panther - as I initially thought. I read that this was supposed to be a relaunched series that's supposedly aim to appeal to a new audience. Well, if that was the goal, they failed nice...

from Bodagirl

It's a little hard to get into the story. There seems to be a lot that happened just before this comic begins and I had a hard time picking up everything that is going on. Even with the choppiness of the story lines and the medias res, there is enough to intrigue me and keep me going.

from Cail_Judy

Strong writing that delivers in the philosophy department, but not so much in action. I'm a fan of Coates from Between the World and Me, and was excited to see where he took this story. Coates is still finding his feet as a comic writer (the book gets caught up in a bit too much rhetoric) but it'...