Black Panther: Most Dangerous Man Alive #526 *Spoilers*

[FriendRoss]

5 Stars by any count..

The war with the Kingpin heats up - with two issues hitting this month! Lady Bullseye and Typhoid Mary are out to kill T'Challa...time to call in Falcon and Luke Cage! The former King of Wakanda and the former Kingpin of crime wage in a deadly game, with the Panther's homeland as the prize!

what Mr. Liss has done here is stunning. He has continually taken what he was given and crafted contingincy plans and stradegy that T'challa himself would be proud of. From Where Liss' run started to where this book ends is amazing. Mr Liss has given the fans what they wanted and more. From wonderful original villians like vlad and the american panther. To the return of fan favorites Hunter and the near return of Casper Cole. Liss took our beloved hero from where he was left after a unsettling doom war and returned him to the precipice of reclaimed glory. Sadly it apears the story will be left short. But what has been coming out has been what i consider amazing entertainment. But who knows, maybe this is all a part of a grand plan


The issue starts out with Panther franticly trying to protect the Wakandan National the Kingpin is after. Through some various impravasations Panther feels like he eludes Typhoid Mary and Lady Bullseye by stricking a pool of gas with a spark off of a thrown sword. It felt kinda weak at the time, and is the one sticking point to me... typhoid mary aint scared of fire.. and as a person who works on cars, when they are tipped over they dont really leak gas like that.. but what ever, later we learned it was orchastrated by Kingpin and went down how he wanted it.. so i can let it go


Panther zeros in on the 4th wakandan missing.. below panther sneaks up on the Hand who is protecting the 4th BOD member who is complicite with the kingpin... from here Liss weaves a buetiful yarn in the Christopher Priestian style








at this point i was personally smilling ear to ear.. the sight of wakanda today and to hear of its recent plight, it was a nice payoff.. then liss went and did this.. panther sitting down and playing chess with the kingpin was to much for me.


The book is so smooth, fun, and smart. I cant believe they are ending this when its getting this good!


Please.. give this comic a chance.. its a 2.99 book. try the last 5 issues of Mr Liss' run and tell me black panther aint cool. The guy has everything people say they are looking for in a modern hero

[FriendRoss]

Dude sat down and started literally playing chess while they are sizing each other up... wow! and if this doesnt excite you or look intimidating. check your pulse










wrong forum sorry.. had a bunch of windows open... please move me

[Umbra]

Great review. I totally agree. Mr. Liss nailed it. I love the way he writes T'challa. Readers complain about good books, but never support them. Support this. It's good.

[RolandJP]

Im glad Falcon put in work before Avengers; X-sanction.


Good Issue.Imma miss this creative team when its over.

[Umbra]

Im glad Falcon put in work before Avengers; X-sanction.


Good Issue.Imma miss this creative team when its over.

Avengers X-sanction treatment of Falcon was a tragic joke. Dude isn't even a current Avenger, with the excuse that he is doing social work..yet they bring him in to get jobbed out. :Smh:

Agreed. I'm a Liss fan now so, I will most surely check for his work.

[FLEX HECTIC]

The Kingpin got put in check by the King's Favorite King!


For those who don't know "King's Favorite King" is in reference to co-creator Jack "King" Kirby and his favorite King T'challa!


It is war time so everybody get your vibranium woven feet pajamas with matching cape and hold your powered on Kimoyo Cards up in the air and wave them like you just don't care!


This is by far the best of David Liss and finally I feel like we true fans of Black Panther have been heard!


Now stop teasing us with the cancellations and take it all the way back to Wakanda!

[Jabare]

why is this book #$%@#$T#$$@#$@#$@#* cancelled?!?!?!?!??!!? Its so good!!!!!!!! Everyone is written perfectly the art is great, its so compelling and action packed.

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Good Stuff

[SilverZeal]

Dis was a very gr8 buk....though we really had a HUUUUGGGE dislike 4 d "" working solo/alone....its getting old" statement, it felt like a low blow & a cheap diss @ d xcter if not old devotees of BP/Tchalla.

We like d premise of wat Kingpin is trying 2 do but with Wakanda being a monarchy state hw would Kingpin get his hands on d bank just like dat(apparently buying out or getting 2 d board members) within being intervened by d superiority of Wakandan royalty?

Though we dont mind dat.

Now, after mentioning dis sum very stupid future writer who may hv read dis is gonna change Wakanda in2 a complete capitalist state. :angry:

Dat said d buk was fantabulous, gr8 dialogue & intrigue with a gd blend of octane action..if not 4 dat horrific diss.

Off 2 d next issue it is...

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really sounds more like a subtle strike at editorial.

[NYAvenger15]

Yeah it was a really good issue. I can't wait to see what they do next issue. Black Panther better join the Avengers when his book is done.

[DavidLiss]

We like d premise of wat Kingpin is trying 2 do but with Wakanda being a monarchy state hw would Kingpin get his hands on d bank just like dat(apparently buying out or getting 2 d board members) within being intervened by d superiority of Wakandan royalty?

State-owned banks are more common in quasi Marxist states than in traditional monarchies, where even banks you would imagine to be state-owned (e.g., The Bank of England) are, in fact, privatized. Such privatized banks often have have cozy financial relationships with the state and service debt in ways that are mutually beneficial. When states do establish banks, it is usually for the purpose of generating revenue to fund debt, and, accordingly, sell shares to the public as investments, and frequently have boards that may be stocked with government delegates, but are rarely members of the government itself — and, accordingly, are subject to outside influence. In other words, even if the Bank of Wakanda is state-owned, which I would consider unlikely, it would still have share-holders and a board made up largely of people in the private sector. Just saying.

[CromagnonMan]

@DavidLiss

when is that Spider series ur writing scheduled for, best guess?

[DavidLiss]

@DavidLiss

when is that Spider series ur writing scheduled for, best guess?

I know they want to get a couple more issues worth or art in the bag before they launch. Some time this spring for sure.

[FriendRoss]

the political structure of wakanda has always fascinated me


if there was anywhere a true socialist utopia could exist... certainly its wakanda