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a green lantern/black panther story by johns
Yes, if you really want to help BP for a solo run, then you have to build up his rogues. Killmonger trying to kill Storm. White Wolf seeking revenge against Atlantis and Namor. What has happened to Wakanda should be the launching point for somke great villians. Like many have said, BP cant kill Namor, but White Wolf,Killmonger, and Shuri(I see more potential of her as a ruthless dictator). ou build these up in FF,Avenger, and Xmen books, ou then set the stage for a solid BP series.
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This is my biggest gripe with Marvel right now, particularly the X franchise. We need heels.We need villians who truly strike terror.They should fully bite the bullet with the Phoenix 5.There is a place for tweeners in comics, but when nearly all of your top villians fall into this category you have failed.
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some are, but it depends on how they are written and shown.
Killmonger honestly should be in many ways T'Challa's Dark shadow...he is ruthless and has been shown to be many ways as intelligent and masterful with plans as Panther, with a huge amount of charm to persuade others to follow him. Achebe is an unpredictable madman that can throw T'challa off guard since he is crazy and can be every bit as sick and deranged and ruthless as the Joker.
I've always thought Solomon Prey should be resurrected as a vampire born of science, and he was an intelligent thinker as well. Plus his monstrous wings were very cool. the white wolf and those who choose to still follow him in the hatut zeraze could be like Wakanda's renegade version of the hand, who try to take BP out due to hunter's obsession with wanting to be T'Challa. here's a lot to work with in his rogues...
It's not so much controversial, as that they don't do enough with his existing rogues. They have to up the threat level of his villains not only to BP and Wakanda but to the rest of the world as well. Moses Magnum and The Master would be a great addition to his gallery. And he needs his own version of a Sinister Six with a brilliant mastermind behind the whole group.
McGregor does deserve many props as I loved his work and have praised it on here...but his one fault is that he did detract from the image of Wakanda being an advanced scientific nation and T'Challa being a master of prep time. Mainly because he wanted to focus on the more human aspects of BP and Wakanda, but to the detriment of their preparedness for battle. Panther was wounded and torn up so much in McGregor's stories that Priest even made a joke about it in one of his commentaries, though he even still like McGregors work too. But anyone wanting to argue how T'Challa has not consistently been shown as a master of prep time could point to those stories....
Not really. It's true. It's not controversial at all. It's reality--though I'm fond of many of them, he needs bigger more dangerous villains.
The thing is controversial is my opinion on and what I disagree about with--not killing Namor. Hickman can't repeat (and *won't* repeat) the story from Priest ["That Business With the Avengers" #6-8]. Where he beats Kraven within a inch of his life but was stopped by the Avengers with Iron Man demanding that he stops. After Doomwar, there was something similar were he gave noble speech-- we are headed down a slipper path were Panther is all talk, speeches and phrriyc victories. He want lay his nation and kill his people and he will give a speech about it. At the end of NA--the message should be not to cross him or Wakanda. If he says he going to do something--then he is going to do it.
Yes controversial, but a talk and walk would tarnish the run a lot for me, personally.
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