Title: One of Marvel's few Modern Day Classics
Product review: I know what you're thinking...Black Panther, big friggin deal.. and yes, you're right, he was never much of a character as used in the FF and Avengers comics of the 60s and 70s. He had no real powers and no real personality. He seemed to be there for the sake of political correctness, nothing more. But things have taken a 180 degree change, believe me. Priest has put the character into a world that plays like a major motion picture with believable situations based T'challa's status as a major world leader. The characterizations and dialogue are all equally convincing. The best part is how the supporting characters and the villians fill in the void of the mysterious, aloof T'Challa, with their own interpretations, leaving you, the reader, to make up your own mind about just who or what T'Challa/Panther is. This ranks with anything Alan Moore or Chris Claremont ever did, trust me.
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