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    Black Panther: Power #1

    Black Panther: Power » Black Panther: Power #1 - Volume 2 released by Marvel on February 2010.

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    Wakanda has been attacked on every front. Heroes have fallen, old alliances have been betrayed, the country is in turmoil. Now is the time for the new Black Panther to rise and make a stand against threats both foreign and domestic. “Power” is a bold new direction for the Panther, written by celebrated producer-director Reginald Hudlin and multiple Bram Stoker Award-winning author Jonathan Maberry (Patient Zero, PUNISHER: NAKED KILL). New game, new rules, and lots of surprises as the new Black Panther is set on a collision course with one of the Marvel Universe’s most feared and powerful beings. Collecting BLACK PANTHER #7-11.

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    Prelude To Doomwar 0

    Black Panther: Power #1 - Volume 2 by shawn87 on September 03, 2011

    The Story: A dangerous game is being played. One that Shuri, the new Black Panther investigates. All signs point to long time allies but they are being framed by a powerful adversary looking to exploit any advantage he can. My Thoughts:This trade is comprised of the final six issues of the relaunched Black Panther series starring Shuri as the Black Panther. It leads directly into the Doomwar event. Reginald Hudlin penned the first issue, leaving Jonathan Maberry to finishing out the remaining fi...

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