Black Panther #49: The Death of the Black Panther, Book 2 of 2

[superboyprime]

"The major complaint about Panther the character and PANTHER the series in our Marvel Knights revival has been that the Black Panther seems too invulnerable, too all-knowing, too far ahead of the game to ever lose. The complaint has been: he's a guy who never loses. Which is highly inaccurate. [...] King T'Challa of Wakanda, as a result of this series run, is one of the loneliest and most isolated figures in the Marvel universe. This is a discipline he chose for himself, a sharp personality shift that took place suddenly, between Don McGregor's lavish Panther's Prey and issue one of this current series. The consequences of that discipline, of the tough choices he's had to make, forms the basis for this summer's THE DEATH OF THE BLACK PANTHER." - Christopher Priest

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[beyondthefringe]

Exit T'Challa...
Enter... you'll see.

[randyripoff]

I did see. I was not a fan.

[locuatico]

"King T'Challa of Wakanda, as a result of this series run, is one of the loneliest and most isolated figures in the Marvel universe."
https://youtu.be/-rXL8OV1tLE?t=6m37s