Black Panther: Tales of Wakanda

Enjoyed the variety of short stories that I will share with my grandsons as a keepsake. Great price too!

Right from the introduction this series of stories I was hooked. Black Panther is one of the most intriguing Marvel characters there is and the tales the authors weave use him/his world/and his family/subjects to maximum effect.Thought I'd get good, pulpy, Marvel fun and that is present for sure; really it's the humanity that is on display here. I can't properly explain it, all I can say is this book is amazing! Give it a go. Each story can be finished in an hour or less, so it's a fun read start to finish.

Excellent read, been a fan even before people knew black panther exist.It never disappoints, kept me occupied, now I don't know what to do with my life, the wife is now reading. And most expecially am more happy to support the writers and happy to see how it was written from their angle and impressed with it, looking forward to their next book.

The eighteen tales in here take readers from up close and personal in the throne room and palace of Wakanda, to its natural grounds and beauty to other lands beyond the secretive kingdom. Some stories focus on the usual suspects, T'Challa, Shuri, Okoye, and the Dora Milaje, but others offer new characters and some familiar ones in interesting new light, like Eric Killmonger or T'Challa's mother the Queen. Each story is completely different and the writing was really enjoyable. They need to make a series from these stories!

The authors took bold approaches and went beyond both the comics and the movies to provide windows into the characters and land that die hard fans and casual readers will enjoy. The chapters are long enough to engage you yet short enough to create a hunger for the story to continue. The book is hardcover which was a great publishing choice as it feels like a "good" book in your hands and allows you to read it in one setting or chop it up and re-read. I really appreciated the surprising conflict of emotions of N'Jadaka (Erik Killmonger) and Shuri. The weight of wearing the crown that T'Challa bears and the way that "outsiders" see Wakanda and its history and future. Mr. Chadwick Boseman would be proud that this book is dedicated to his honor and legacy. SALUTE Well done authors! WAKANDA FOREVER