BLACK PANTHER: BLACK PANTHER: A NATION UNDER OUR FEET BOOK 3 (Series #3) (Paperback)

from nicolewbrown

In the last volume, Shuri was trapped in the petrified state known as the Living Death where her spirit was driven to The Djalia or the Wakanda plane of memory. While there she learned of Wakanda's past, present, and future from a Griot who took the form of her mother, Ramonda. Her real mother is...

from michaeladams1979

There are some issues of pacing and there is still a surfeit of 'talking head' scenes, but this book has grown on me. It continues being an intelligent, introspective, personally and politically insightful examination of a superhero who is also the leader of his own nation. The large cast of char...

from greeniezona

This is such a mixed bag that I'm not sure why I gave it four stars, except that I came away from it at the time feeling satisfied with it as a resolution, so I guess there's that. It is perhaps unsurprising that I remain more interested in the female characters in this story than Black Panther h...

from villemezbrown

Revolution, civil war, death and destruction. And I could not be more bored.

from Ron18

This instillation comes some way toward justifying the previous two - the problem with the presentation of A Nation Under Our Feet is the way it was chopped into chunks that don't come close to standing on their own, and - more importantly - with the assumption that any good writer can write good...