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Black Panther #2

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Wakanda, the hidden African nation of advanced technology, has been shaken. Its queen is gone, and many of its people no longer trust their king, T'Challa, the Black Panther. Dissidents are pushing for violent change, while outside powers stir the unrest further. Two of the king's own Dora Milaje choose a separate path, away from the orders they have always followed. T'Challa, for his part, gathers a small team of his own to face the crisis. Beyond the streets and palace, something unseen is also stirring, a spiritual journey that is only just beginning. This issue asks what kind of leader T'Challa can become, and whether the kingdom can recover at all.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 32 pages

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