The world to come covered indicates more big twists and turns in the white comic strip of Marvel Black Panther
Last week, Marvel Comics shocked the world with the release of Marvel Knights: The world to come # 1. Written by the former editor -in -chief of Marvel Comics Joe Quesada and famous and famous Black panther Scribe Christopher Priest, the first issue ended with the revelation of the new black panther of this alternative future.
Ketema is the son of Téchalla and Monica Lynne, and after being the beak her father in combat and wins the right to reign over Wakanda, we learn that he is a white man with blond hair. Unsurprisingly, the reaction was vocal and is not so different from the indignation that surrounded the great “Hail Hydra” moment by Captain America (later revealed to be the result of his reality rewritten by a cosmic cube).
Although we did not expect such a drastic explanation, a white man being Black Panther is certainly controversial. We have reasons to believe that there are more twists and turns in this story in the coming months, but to date, Black Panther is indeed white.
Today, Marvel Comics has published a first overview of Marvel Knights: The world to come # 4 blanket. In the issue, the complete extent of the priest and the epic of Quesada is concentrated while the whole of the Marvel universe faces the world to come.
The mysterious heir to Téchalla, Ketema, should not be underestimated and threatens to reshape Wakanda’s fate forever. T’Challa always has a plan, but as we already know that it ends with his death … Is his plan short?
We also have the cover of number 3. On this point, we see two young boys, suggesting that T’Challa could have exchanged his real son for Ketema. If this is the case, it would be similar to the way Darkseid and Highfather exchanged their infant sons in the DC universe (they grew up to become Mister Miracle and Orion).
“I have always assumed that it would take a very special project (and perhaps a flock of Clydesdales to drag me from the sofa) so that I return to Black Panther, the Marvel character with whom I am the most closely identified,” Previously shared priest.
He added, “This Marvel Knights revisits, and the extensive vision of Joe Quesada for the world to come, has created unique opportunities for me to say something new and contribute to the inheritance of the panther while rejecting social and political complexity, pathos and humor, which made the Marvel Knights Panther so memorable. It is pleasant to be at home.”
Did you consult the new controversial of Marvel Comics Marvel Knights Series still?
Marvel Knights: The world to come # 3 (out of 6)
History of Joe Quesada and Christopher Priest
Written by Christopher Priest
Art and enveloping coverage of Joe Quesada
On sale 8/13
Marvel Knights: The world to come # 4 (out of 6)
History of Christopher Priest & Joe Quesada
Written by Christopher Priest
Art by Joe Quesada
Enveloping cover of Joe Quesada
On sale 9/10
