But he didn’t really get his due until the 21st century, when he (and various other Wakandan characters like his sister Shuri) began to star in more mature and thematically complex storylines of their own. Over the next few decades, Black Panther became a prominent character in the Marvel universe, headlining his own solo series and joining the Avengers team. However, it also has some pretty racist undertones, like many Marvel comics in the 1960s. This comic set the scene for Wakanda’s superior technology, along with T’Challa’s personality and his complicated relationship with Marvel’s American heroes. Comixologyīlack Panther-aka King T’Challa of Wakanda-was introduced in a 1966 issue of Fantastic Four. The Comixology sale includes 256 issues dating back to the 1970s, a catalog that under normal circumstances would cost hundreds of dollars to buy. His depiction of Black Panther was widely celebrated, inspiring a surge of love for the character and his home country of Wakanda. The digital comics site Comixology just launched a temporary sale offering (almost) every single Black Panther issue for free, available to anyone with a Comixology account.Ĭomixology didn’t make any kind of public announcement, but this offer is certainly a tribute to Chadwick Boseman.
If you’ve ever wanted to read the entire run of Marvel‘s Black Panther, now’s the time.
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