BLACK PANTHER #47: SPOOON-FED REVIEW

BLACK PANTHER #47: SPOOON-FED REVIEW

'Saddles Ablaze: Conclusion'

Writer: Christopher PRIEST Artist: Jorge Lucas Colorist: VLM Jennifer Schellinger Letterer: Sharpefont and Paul Tutrone Eds: Mike Raicht, Mike Marts, and Joe Quesada

Spoiler Space

And now, a word from the Spooonser

The plot in brief: Stranded in the Old West, Ross, the two T'Challa's, and an entourage of gunslingers intervene in Loki's plan to steal the Golden Apples of Idunn

Nightshade was not part of the group that went back in time. Her and Abner Little were escorted away on page 21 of issue 45. But she makes a cameo appearance in issue 48.

Bob Almond The Bob Almond Inkwell(updated monthly)

This really bothered me (along with the coloring mistakes in my copy). It felt like a three-issue story crammed into two issues, with all the secondary character moments removed in order to make it fit. Those secondary moments are usually what make BP such a fun and distinctive read every month, and they were largely absent here.

Yes- except the placement of HP's word balloons in the crucial panel all but obscure the playing card in his waistband. You've got to look back to the previous panel to see them on the various characters, and it rather spoils the beat of the moment.

Shalom, Peace, Salaam,

George Grattan

'These are our few live seasons. Let us live them as purely as we can, in the present.'

my color was bad as well, not just the spread with the troll-train, but throughout. it made that playingcard scene far to subtle i didnt notice them in the belts untill second read. the sudden apearance of the troll train was another problem, i thought i missed a page, or even just a panel.