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There are two different authors collected together in Black Panther Long Live The King, Nnedi Okorafor and Aaron Covington. Okorafor is responsible for two stories and Covington one. The first is about a mysterious being taking on T’Challa. It’s a play on the fact that Wakanda is the most advanced country in the world, yet does it have the strength to stand up to something akin to a spirit that is impervious to the Panther’s technology? The second, by Covington is about a new threat from the White Gorilla cult, which again pits the tech of Wakanda versus magic. Last is a story of an upcoming wedding in Nigeria that is disrupted by some Mutants. This is an interesting mix of stories. You’ve got two that compare and contrast the power of Wakanda to powers outside of its control. The last is about a new Black Panther still dealing with her powers.
The one major drawback in these comics is the artwork. The first couple comics are okay. Then the ones with Covington are good, but then in the middle of the last comic “Under The Bridge” the art goes way down and it’s by the same artist Tana Ford. I’m not sure what happened.
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