Official Black Panther MCU Thread

[Bigbigguy]

This shyt got my brother and sister hype and they don't care about comic stuff

 

[Perfectson]

Static would have had that Spider-man appeal. Virgil Hawkins would be a positive image to kids growing up in the city. Definitely a missed opportunity.

DC's best chess move, however, would be Vixen. Marvel definitely doesn't have any Black female lead films in the pipeline as far as we know. DC greenlighting a Vixen film would be the ultimate to Marvel. I have a feeling they think Vixen would remind people too much of Halle Berry's Catwoman though.

here's the thing with Static there's multiple avenues you can go with. As an adult , I'd preferably like to see Milestone Static not D.C. static shock - more a dark hood movie, kinda taking him through first getting powers and starting out small. Him defeated bullies who also now have super powers. But I could see that also working in a spider man way as well

 

[patscorpio]

isnt that much taller than MBJ

 

[Mic-Nificent]

not to hate

but they really need to come out with Static after this lol - when this does numbers, which it will. D.C. needs to really make a gutter super hero film

DC doesn't own Static.....That character is owned by Milestone Media.

 

[doublex]

Some eagle-eyed fan spotted Kimoyo beads in the trailer:

 

[B90X]

I can't find the link anymore but try looking for it on Teepublic. It looks like a lot of the shirt designs are gone now especially the Black Panther ones. Marvel must've hit the designers with a S&D order or something b/c they use to have a gang of BP shyt on there that's ghost.

I managed to find the crown shirt

Spoiler

Notorious T'-Cha=Lla Black Panther Notorious BIG Mashup Unisex and Ladies Fit *FREE SHIPPING*

 

[Danie84]

They going to make me go watch this shyt in the most hood theater in dallas just so i can watch it with nary a cac in sight

WE finna Go HAM at every action sequence

...while I Ovastand the Black History Month/Box Office opening connection

I wish they move up the release date like they used to do albums back in the day

 

[Monoblock]

I managed to find the crown shirt

Spoiler

Notorious T'-Cha=Lla Black Panther Notorious BIG Mashup Unisex and Ladies Fit *FREE SHIPPING*

Nice. I see a lot of the artists on Teepublic have taken down their designs for some reason. AmoDesigns is the one I bought it from on there. Glad they have their own site now.

 

[lutha]

aldis Hodge
someone over 6 feet

no...not cause he wouldnt be a good choice, but i want that brother to be john stewart in dc...been calling for that since they mentioned having him in the movies...he would be damn near perfect for that role...

 

[lutha]

Fighting wise he'd be more ideal. He'd be more of a threat to Boseman on screen. However, he's more one note. You need someone with more charisma thats going to help carry the film.

Also chances are Coogler is going to make Killmonger have more depth to him. You'd need a better actor in that role. Especially with how meh Marvel villains have been for a long time.

Aldis Hodge would have been great if they wanted to use lesser known actor. However, Michael B. Jordan should do good in the role.

should be gl john stewart, i'm gonna keep saying it till someone hears me.....so stop trying to give him another role that's already filled lol...

 

[Danie84]

BP tease gave me the same feeling when I saw Blade & Dr. Karen for the 1st time on screen

...19 years (lowkey 20 when it officially drops) makes the cypher complete

BLACKEXCELLENCE

 

[BlackMajik]

There are Afric00ns on Twitter attacking Black Americans

 

[South Paw]

trailer was dope, did something just seem off on the last scene with him jumping on the car though?

 

[Mic-Nificent]

isnt that much taller than MBJ

Yup.

I don't know why people make a big deal about the height of actors in films as if most actors aren't short. Filmmakers know how to make actors appear taller than they actually are.

 

[nieman]

Man we've come such a long way but I commend all those brothas for trying. It was so hard trying to get Black Superhero films made. To the point that brothas created their own original films. Which was good thing too because we weren't waiting for the system to say yes. (Meteroman, Blankman and Hancock are not based on comics) Marvel owes a lot of the success for it's resurgence in the 2000's to "Blade" as well.

The Meteor Man (film) - Wikipedia 1993

(MeteorMan was an original concept created by Robert Townsend. Marvel made a limited run of comics based on film)

Blankman - Wikipedia 1994

(Blankman was an original Superhero comedy created by Damon Wayans)

Spawn (film) - Wikipedia 1997

(Spawn was the first major Black Comic adaptation on the Big Screen)

Steel (1997 film) - Wikipedia 1997

(Steel is the 2nd major Black Comic Adaptation)

Blade (film series) - Wikipedia 1998, 2002, 2004

(Blade brought Marvel out of the slump in the late 90's and is the first Black Superhero Trilogy)

Hancock (film) - Wikipedia 2008

(Hancock is an original concept with no comic origin. It's the highest grossing Black Superhero film of all time at over 600 Million Worldwide and Top 25 all time in Superhero History at the box office.)

It was moreseo there was no climate for them. But people don't give Robert Townsend enough respect for what he did. All black cast, some stellar names at the time, written, starring and directed by - but like I said, there was no climate for it. But at least Marvel does acknowledge what Blade did for them and comic book movies in general.