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    Black Panther #4

    Black Panther » Black Panther #4 - The Deadliest Of The Species Part Four released by Marvel on July 2009.

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    The Deadliest Of The Species Part Four last edited by pikahyper on 11/15/18 07:58AM View full history

    'DEADLIEST OF THE SPECIES,' PART 4-Something bad happened to T'Challa. Wakanda stands at the brink as an unstoppable force advances toward the gates of the city: Morlun - Devourer of Totems - is back, and he's here to feast on the Panther totem. Wakanda's only hope is the new Black Panther if she's worthy to inherit the mantle. And the only one who can determine that is the Panther God.

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    Black Panther #4 - The Deadliest Of The Species Part Four by blueecho on July 16, 2016

    There are still too many disparate elements in this series to have the story on too firm footing. On one hand it is commendable that the creative team has tried something so ambitious but this cuts all the time between a dream world, a rampaging villain, another dream world and real life political drama. The end result is still some decent story telling, but it does not necessarily always feel like a superhero story. The advancement of Shuri as Black Panther is once again somewhat predictabl...

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