Marvel's Ultimate Black Panther Series Explores New Dimensions of Wakanda

The new series delves into political intrigue and legacy, drawing influences from the MCU and Dune, while introducing fresh lore elements.

Marvel Comics introduces a new Ultimate Black Panther series, offering a fresh take on T'Challa and Wakanda, set in the Ultimate Universe.
The series, written by Bryan Edward Hill and illustrated by Stefano Caselli, explores political conflict, legacy, and the responsibility of a king amidst a global conflict.
Ultimate Black Panther draws influences from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Frank Herbert's Dune, featuring political intrigue and the war between rival houses.
Despite its new setting, some critics feel the series plays it safe, sticking closely to familiar themes and character dynamics.
The series promises to delve into Wakanda's spiritualism and introduce new elements to Black Panther lore, including the Vodu Khan and a reimagined Moon Knight.