Jun 23, 2024
From Black Panther: Blood Hunt #002
Art by Farid Karami and Andrew Dalhouse
Written by Cheryl Lynn Eaton
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From Black Panther: Blood Hunt #002
Art by Farid Karami and Andrew Dalhouse
Written by Cheryl Lynn Eaton
Ok seriously we're not appreciating M'Baku enough?? Boy challenged T'challa, lost, accepted it and left. Then like 3 days later the king washed up on his shore and he's like "aye I could use this to become king but nah let's save the guy until he gets better" so now he has an unconscious, barely-clinging-to-life king in his living room, but he does everything to save him. Then the servants of that king show up, offer him the throne and the Black Panther serum which would pretty much make him invincible, and what does he do? Does he go "Mhm ok niiice" and accept it, thus becoming rightful king? Nope! He shows them the dying T'challa, who they bring back to life with the serum and leave. They ask for his army, but he doesn't want to risk his people, but in the end realises they should stick together so he barges into the battle like the fucking Icon™ he is ok I just love M'Baku let's give him the appreciation he deserves
Black Panther #12 - “The Gathering of My Name” (2019)
written by Ta-Nehisi Coates art by Jen Bartel, Kris Anka, & Triona Farrell
Just goes to show I haven’t read any Black Panther comics, but I just now learned Ramonda is T’Challa’s stepmother in the comics. T’Chaka married a scientist named N’Yami, and she gave birth to T’Challa before passing from an autoimmune disease.
I am into this, and it’s now my headcanon for the MCU. There’s no reason they need to be related by blood for Ramonda to be every bit T’Challa’s mother. There’s no reason T’Challa and Shuri have to share a dad and a mom for them to be the sibling duo we see in the film.
Plus, I can see Shuri looking up to N’Yami’s memory and continuing her work. There’s sort of an intersection of these two mother figures in both Shuri and T’Challa’s lives, despite one being deceased. I think that’s neat.
N’YAMI AND T’CHAKA IN RISE OF THE BLACK PANTHER #1
↳ “If this works out, can we be the first Wakandan royal family to fly into space?”
“Only if you promise not to sing at all while we’re in orbit.”
N'Yami is my new fave
From Black Panther Vol. 7 #022
Art by Daniel Acuña, Ryan Bodenheim and Chris O’Halloran
Written by Ta-Nehisi Coates
From Black Panther Vol. 7 #021
Art by Ryan Bodenheim and Chris O’Halloran
Written by Ta-Nehisi Coates