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THE INTERGALACTIC EMPEROR OF WAKANDA! T'CHALLA, the King of Wakanda, faces the challenge of uniting all of his kingdom - on Earth and in the stars! Before he can begin, though, someone - or something - steals him away to a mysterious planet where the BLACK PANTHER must fight for his life! SHURI, his sister, works to find him - but with the king and princess distracted, will someone else seize the title of Emperor of Wakanda?!
Black Panther: Intergalactic #1 is an exciting read all the way through, with an excellent mystery surrounding the story. This is a must have for anyone's pull list! Read Full Review
As the setup for a 4-issue limited series, Black Panther: Intergalactic #1 expands the mythos of TChalla as a leader and lays the foundation for a landmark story against the backdrop of Jonathan Hickmans Imperial event. Read Full Review
T'Challa's latest adventure puts him in the direct line of danger, wherever that may be. LaValle's writing keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Nesi and Valenza craft impressive visuals combining tones of Earth and Space. A new dynamic is put in place that will have readers locked in for the long haul. Read Full Review
Black Panther: Intergalactic #1 finally returns to one of the most interesting parts of the Black Panther mythos, and expands Marvel's cosmic landscape in the process. Whether or not you read Imperial, this is a perfect jumping-on point and a return to form for T'Challa. Read Full Review
Black Panther: Intergalactic #1 is competent setup with enough mystery and visual polish to justify reading a second issue, but it doesn't do enough in its own right to earn a permanent spot in a reader's regular pull list. Read Full Review
Black Panther: Intergalactic #1 is a big swing. We don't really get an exploration of Black Panther and Wakanda's elevated status quo on the cosmic side of the Marvel Universe. Instead we get generic superhero comic with writing that lacks trust in the artwork. The writing is very basic that it rarely feels like we are reading the T'Challa and Shuri we got at the end of Imperial and see in Avengers. It is a real shame because this comic book had so much potential to do something special that it never does. Read Full Review
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