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[bi-marvel]

- Shuri (2018) Comics

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[wakandawinterprincess]

Can I say, I LOVE the sibling dynamic between Shuri and T’Challa from Shuri #1? Such cute babies, and so in character! Love her kicking the little snake, like yes baby girl, you got this! 

[superiormckay]

Most disappointing comic this year?

Okay, people might not like me for this.. Shuri Issues 1 & 2. 

I’m not saying their terrible comics or that their bad, I’m saying they where the most “disappointing”. I had high hopes for Shuri. I thought she was cool and was looking forward to a series with her as the main lead. However, the first two comics themselves are painfully slow paced and very little happens. It was just a bummer really. I wanted to like it, but I just can’t.

[siphen0]

Comic Book Review: Shuri #1

Comic Book Review: Shuri #1

I have to say that Marvel has impressed me this year with the strong focus on the world of Wakanda. After a successful release of Black Panther in theaters, that was pretty much the kick needed for them to revitalize this corner of the Marvel Universe. While I’m sure that some comic fans out there would want to see these characters in their original forms, I find that this new take on characters…

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[cultfaction]

Preview: Shuri #1

FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE BLACK PANTHER!

The world fell in love with her in the movie. Now, the Black Panther’s techno-genius sister launches her own adventures – written by best-selling Afrofuturist author Nnedi Okorafor and drawn by Eisner-nominated artist Leonardo Romero!

The Black Panther has disappeared, lost on a mission in space. And in his absence, everyone’s looking at the next…

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All hail Wakanda’s technological genius! Marvel is thrilled to announce that this fall, award winning author Nnedi Okorafor and Eisner-nominated artist Leonardo Romero (Hawkeye) will be bringing SHURI #1 to readers everywhere! And revealed for the first time, Marvel is excited to share the dazzling cover to issue #1 by industry-acclaimed artist, Sam Spratt, best known for his cover art work on Janelle Monae’s “Electric Lady.”

The world of Wakanda is facing a tragic crisis: Black Panther is lost in space, and everyone is looking at who will step up to lead their country in his absence. But Shuri is happier in a lab than she is on the throne…how does a princess choose between her duties to her country and her own ideals?

“Shuri is an African young woman of genius level intelligence who is obsessed with technology and has traveled spiritually so far into the past that she’s seen Wakanda before it was Wakanda,” Okorafor told Bustle in an interview. “The Ancestors call her Ancient Future. And she’s super ambitious. What do I love about her? Alllll that and more. She’s a character in the Marvel Universe who really sings to me.”

Don’t miss all of Shuri’s adventures in SHURI #1, in comic shops this October!

SHURI #1 Written by NNEDI OKORAFOR Art by LEONARDO ROMERO Cover by SAM SPRATT

Author Nnedi Okorafor and Artist Leonardo Romero Team Up for SHURI #1! All hail Wakanda’s technological genius! Marvel is thrilled to announce that this fall, award winning author Nnedi Okorafor and Eisner-nominated artist Leonardo Romero (Hawkeye) will be bringing SHURI #1 to readers everywhere!