Marvel has provided evil redesigns for some of its greatest heroes, including MCU icons like Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow and Spider-Man.

Marvel Comics has introduced a new Black Panther in Marvel Knights: The World to Come #1, and the character's identity comes along with a shocking twist. The six-issue comic book series is set in ...

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There are major spoilers here for the new Black Panther project from Marvel, being released today.The World To Come, by Christopher Priest, Joe Quesada, Richard Isanove and Richard Starkings ...

Marvel fans wasted no time putting Ryan Gosling at the top of their dream cast list for Black Panther 3 after the latest comic storyline introduced a white version of the iconic superhero.

Last week, Marvel Comics shocked the world with the release of Marvel Knights: The World to Come #1. Written by former Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada and famed Black Panther scribe ...

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Watch out Wakandans, there's a new Black Panther in town--but he's clearly not from your tribe. But don't worry fans, there's bit more to this story than you might realize.

In 1999, Marvel Knights: Black Panther took a new look at the culture of Wakanda and its history. One new character that was introduced into this mythology was the White Wolf.

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They're creating something "iconic." From executive producer Ryan Coogler comes Marvel's new series "Ironheart," launching with a 3-episode premiere June 24 on Disney+.