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    Black Panther #3

    Black Panther » Black Panther #3 - The Deadliest Of The Species Part Three released by Marvel on June 2009.

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    The Deadliest Of The Species Part Three last edited by Hyjurocket on 01/19/22 01:49PM View full history

    The Black Panther is back…and she’s badder than ever. That’s right -- she! Wakanda stands at the brink: Something happened to T’Challa -- something awful -- and there’s only one person who can replace him. As this brave soul embarks in the dangerous ritual to become the new Black Panther, the stakes have never been higher. An unstoppable force is headed toward Wakanda: Morlun -- Devourer of Totems -- is back, and he’s hungry.

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    Black Panther #3 - The Deadliest Of The Species Part Three by blueecho on July 16, 2016

    There is some good and some bad in this third issue of the series, as the issue triees to balance the sub-plots which will come together at some point as a whole to complete the story arc. Shuri's quest is one that we have seen in comics time and again, with the hero failing the do-or-die situation but also inexplicably being spared. The introduction of the villain is well done though perhaps a bit too simplistic and two dimensional, but the highlight is the role that Storm plays. It highlight...

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