Black Panther #13
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| Writer | John Ridley |
| Artist | German Peralta |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Removed from the Avengers, exiled from Wakanda, and on his own against a threat with deep ties to his past, T'Challa is at the end of the line. In order to stop this new group of terrorists, Black Panther and his ragtag group of allies get caught up in a heated battle against the Avengers themselves, who are determined to make T'Challa understand that he's been benched. But the battle's not lost yet - not when an unexpected ally arrives at the fray to stand at T'Challa's side!
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
COMICON - Scott Redmond
Jan 16, 2023Everything thread from the previous issues is starting to come together as 'Black Panther' begins the countdown to its very near final issue, putting the former King of Wakanda into a tight spot with former allies & former enemies. An action-packed yet powerfully emotional issue rife with great character beats and some very slick artwork that moves around the page easily. Read Full Review
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6.7
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Jan 12, 2023Peralta delivers great art in the issue. There are some visually engaging dramatic scenes in the issue, but even great art can't save a bad story. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Tim Adams
Jan 11, 2023T'Challa is driven to fix the massive problems he caused, but the Avengers just won't let him be great. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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7.0
Same problems as the previous issue.
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7.0
Yeah, I liked how Captain America was written here even less than the last two issues. I think I can see what Ridley is trying to do, but I just don't think it works with Steve's character, personally. It's a shame, as I started out really enjoying this series. This is a solid book and story overall, but Ridley just leaves a bit to be desired.
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6.0
Really sad of what this series has become. Biggest disappointment by far over the last two years in terms of superhero comics. What happened with the good writing and well well crafted storytelling in the first 5 issues?
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6.0
Whoops, the story's gonna take another lap before getting to the climax. And *what* a lap it is. It's drawn very well. And the prose is decent (with important exceptions). But the plotting choices are dreadful. Splitting the plot into 3 threads is ambitious, but leaving 2 of them hanging spoils the effect. And the thread that is developed! T'Challa gets clobbered (*again*) by a tone-deaf rendition of Captain America. And the surprise ally in the final scene? Unless I missed a *big* rapprochement in prior comics, that makes no sense at all.
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1.0
I wish I could give a zero. I'm DONE with this run!!! NOW CAP TALKS CRAP AND THEN WHOOPS T'CHALLA'S ASS??! THATS HOW FAR WERE GOING WITH THIS???
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1.0
Horrible, horrible HORRIBLE!
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