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Writer Bryan Hill
Artist Stefano Caselli
Editor Wil Moss
Cover Artist Stefano Caselli
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Another issue of Black Panther, trying to protect Wakanda from Moon Knight. It seems that Moon Knight has some sort of “upper hand” when he is fighting the Black Panther. Moon Knight uses his powers not only physically, but he can also manipulate the mind.
Black Panther’s weakness is his mind, because he starts to doubt his tactics on how to fight. Both Moon Knight and Ra understand that quickly, and there is also a way that Black Panther’s suit can be destroyed. Which is interesting, because I thought Vibranium was invincible, but, there are ways to break it down apparently. I like how T’Challa draws back, and now is thinking about his next move. It seems that Okoye assures him that he is a good leader, and he is doing the best he can.
I really enjoy that T’Challa has some doubts about himself. T’Challa usually is very confident in his fighting skills, and abilities. It brings out the question: what is he really without his suit? Moon Knight and Ra definitely play that on his mind. T’Challa also wants to protect the people, but at what sacrifice? Does he always have to save the day himself? Or will he accept people that will help him?
I know that the Dora Milaje has an allegiance to T’Challa, and they will do anything to protect him. The art in this issue is beautiful, I again commend the artist staying true to protective hairstyles for the main characters. Each comic panel has jammed packed action, that adds to the story. I’m really hoping to see what exactly T’Challa has up his sleeve in order to defeat Moon Knight and Ra.
I give this a 8.5/10.
