One of the best parts about Black Panther was how it embraced its African culture and dialect. Something which almost didn't happen.

It’s actually easy to own a piece of Wakanda without having to worry about being sliced to ribbons by a man who wields the power of a panther deity. Hot Toys are taking a second crack at the Wakandan king, ahed of the release of Black Panther.

Black Panther is something that people will look back on for decades to come as a film that gave an entire people a reason to be proud, particularly in a genre that traditionally never gave them the light of day. Black Panther will shake you – How you react to those rumblings will be as significant as the film itself to an entire race.

I think we can all agree that Captain America: Civil War is a kickass movie. Balanced action, a huge cast of heroes engaging in a massive battle royale and a story that manages to be both epic and personal. A really, really fantastic film. One of the highlights of Civil War has been the introduction of a new Spider-Man, played …

The Black Panther of Captain America: Civil War is a warrior-king on the big screen. Who speaks the language of Wakanda: Xhosa as he kicks all manner of ass.

The core story of Captain America: Civil War, is about the price of freedom. It’s about unchecked superpowers, friendships being torn asunder and a good ol’ superhero brouhaha between Team Iron Man and Team Captain America. But amidst all of that drama and action, there’s something else that the third star-spangled movie is introducing: The Black Panther. Now this is …

Who is the Black Panther? A warrior, a prince and an actor in a costume that is so hot right now.

We know that besides for the usual superpowered suspects of Iron Man, Captain America and Thor, that Marvel have two more untitled secret projects in the works. For a long time it seemed that those two would be Doctor Strange and Edgar Wright’s Ant-Man, but with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige firmly stating that the mystical doctor will only get …