Post by jakefury on Dec 15, 2010 23:25:34 GMT -5
My knowledge on Black Panther is somewhat limited. I've only read a few arcs he's been involved in such as Secret Invasion and the Avengers arc Red Zone. He's never been one of my favorites but for some reason I decided to pick this up. Anyway, on to the book.
The events of Doomwar have led T'Challa to Hell's Kitchen. I'm a big fan of the single page synopsis Marvel uses a lot and the one in this issue is an integral part of the story. It compares the paths that Matt Murdock and T'Challa have been through in recent months. It does a really nice job of making their stories come together.
Without reviewing the entire issue and spoiling everything this book pretty much covers what its taken to get to this point for T'Challa. It details the last few weeks and his adjustment to his new surroundings. He receives some help from a few of the usual faces we've seen in Daredevil comics. His newfound profession might surprise you but it's clear this is a back to basics story for BP. I'd recommend it, it's only $2.99 and shows some good promise.
The events of Doomwar have led T'Challa to Hell's Kitchen. I'm a big fan of the single page synopsis Marvel uses a lot and the one in this issue is an integral part of the story. It compares the paths that Matt Murdock and T'Challa have been through in recent months. It does a really nice job of making their stories come together.
Without reviewing the entire issue and spoiling everything this book pretty much covers what its taken to get to this point for T'Challa. It details the last few weeks and his adjustment to his new surroundings. He receives some help from a few of the usual faces we've seen in Daredevil comics. His newfound profession might surprise you but it's clear this is a back to basics story for BP. I'd recommend it, it's only $2.99 and shows some good promise.