BLACK PANTHER #3 June 2016
Published June 29, 2016 by Marvel Comics. Written by
Ta-Nehisi Coates and drawn by Brian Stelfreeze.
Issue #3 opens up with a history lesson of Wakanda
represented as a tree being harvested and finally burned. From colonialism to
the modern age Wakanda was thought lost only to survive. Tetu is preparing his
plan for a new Wakanda without the Panther. T’Challa is troubled by visions of
guilt. Aneka and Ayo, the Midnight Angels, continue on and begin their plans
for an army to liberate Wakanda. Shuri continues on her journey through the
DJalia led by Griot the caretaker of Wakanda’s memory. Griot gives Shuri what
might be the key to saving Wakanda.
T’Challa finally
tracks down Zenzi and Tetu in the Nigandan borderlands. And prepares to exact
his vengeance for the miner’s uprising. But exacting revenge only risks making
the hate in Wakanda stronger. And Tetu is able to best the Black Panther.
The book ends with the Midnight Angels new army defeating
the White Gorilla Army.
Will T’Challa ever
find redemption? Will Wakanda ever rise up in one voice?...
The story is shaping up to be very interesting. I see the
anguish and dismay of T’Challa coming to an end with Shuri regaining
consciousness and bringing order and pride back to Wakanda. I also have the
feeling the Midnight Angels maybe let back into the fold of the Dora Milaje too.
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