Cover of the Day: Black Panther #2 (March, 1977) Art by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia

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Cover of the Day: Black Panther #2 (March, 1977) Art by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia
For Jack Kirby's birthday this year, howsabout the King's royalty?
Black Panther (1977) #4
365 Marvel Villain paper cut-outs - one villain, every day, all year.
February 1st - Princess Zanda
Ruler of the sovereign nation of Narobia. Zanda threatened Wakanda with missile strikes unless The Black Panther agreed to do her bidding in obtaining for her a mystical item known as King Solomon’s Frog. She later extorted T’Challa once more, this time to locate a water-skin fabled to endow eternal youth. Zanda has also had run-ins with Iron Man as well as Storm of The X-Men. She first appeared in the pages of Black Panther #1.
Black Panther (1977)
Cover+Splash Page
Art by Jack Kirby
Black Panther #1:
A lot has been said by more qualified people than I about Black Panther’s Afro-Futurism aesthetic. Princess Zanda, who’ll be adventuring with Black Panther and Mister Little this time, is a great example of this.
Cover of the Day: Black Panther #1 (January, 1977) Art by Jack Kirby and John Verpoorten