Ultimate Black Panther #10

Finally, we get to know more about Earth-6160s Sorcerer Supreme, Inan. I must admit, I was not ready for this Inans flair for the dramatics. This character will be a nice addition to the cast for contrast. Everyone is so intense and serious all the. Read Full Review

Ultimate Black Panther continues to explore the world of magic, while setting the stage for a final confrontation between Black Panther and Moon Knight. Read Full Review

Given that we are ten chapters into this storyline this causes the introduction of the Ultimate Sorcerer Supreme to come across as filler content. Read Full Review

Ultimate Black Panther #10 introduces readers to the Ultimate Sorcerer Supreme, which could be the best development we've had in months. That said, Bryan Hill's plot continues to go practically nowhere. Therefore, you get great art and the novelty of a cool new derivative character but not much else. Read Full Review

Black Panther #10 struggles to provide anything to justify its existence. The ongoing story is going nowhere, and this issue has done nothing to speed things up. On top of this, it fails to adequately showcase a new character in a memorable way. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Nov 28, 2024

Plot Black Panther has nightmares where he beats Moon Knight but a shadow representing vibranium tells him that he is an instrument of vibranium, that all of Wakanda has been manipulated by this element. T'Challa keeps his fears about vibranium to himself until he understands what it hides. On the other hand, Killmonger and Storm take Inan, the Supreme Sorcerer, to Wakanda on a boat. Storm asks her why she was locked up and she answers that magic is a science that no one knows and its power is unlimited, that's why she has an enemy. She clarifies that she eliminated a powerful mobster. The boat is attacked to eliminate Inan, Killmonger falls wounded. Inan destroys the helicopter and heals Killmonger. She feels indebted to Storm becau se they saved her in the attack and she will quickly take them to Wakanda. She promises them that she will help them kill Moon Knight. This story continues to feed this reimagining of the Black Panther universe, with the introduction of this rival material of vibranium and the possibility of being something more than a mineral. Art The art is rich in textures that offer a gloomy tone and interesting dynamic to this dramatic beginning, each page is mesmerizing with a cool color palette with lots of shadow play. Summary Killmonger and Storm learn of the power of Inan the Sorceress Supreme, who is willing to help them more

ResearchReader

Dec 23, 2024

This book is split. Half of it is like a 6/10 and the other half is like an 8.5/10. Black Panther himself is the most boring thing in this book and in this series. He ponders, complains, debates and occasionally does politics. His fights are short and uninspiring. The Sorcerer Supreme is literally the only thing holding up this book. Like that is the only reason to read this book. The B plot is pushing this book forward. If that B plot ends or goes off the rails this entire series will implode. Not a good look. Hill needs to get things into action and Black Panther needs to actually do something rather than ponder. I am wearing thin of patience.

Gio

Dec 25, 2024

Great but the character reveal at the end left me feeling meh.

Screaming Enigma

Jan 26, 2025

I don't mind Jonathan Hickman taking a break from Peter sometimes to focus on the supporting cast over in Ultimate Spider-Man, and I don't mind it here, either, particularly when it's good writing. Inan quickly becomes a relatively intriguing character here with an entertaining story, and I'm looking forward to her having a larger role going forward.

Kenjamin

Mar 03, 2025

Art: 3.5/5 Story: 3/5 Total: 6.5/10