In tackling headier subjects amid globetrotting action, Spellman says he used “Black Panther” as a guiding light: “It proved that Marvel fans don't mind substance.” Cap’s shield was also a frequent inspiration, as Spellman and members of his mostly Black writing staff often spent working lunches beside it.
Weren't we celebrating more diverse writer's rooms just...yesterday??
I still argue that the black panther lost that king fight on the mountain, fair and square. The rest of the movie was them trying to overthrow a legally crowned king, just because they didn't like the outcome. He's a pretender
https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2021/03/17/falcon-and-winter-soldier-spotlights-captain-america-friends/4712374001/
Weren't we celebrating more diverse writer's rooms just...yesterday??
I still argue that the black panther lost that king fight on the mountain, fair and square. The rest of the movie was them trying to overthrow a legally crowned king, just because they didn't like the outcome. He's a pretender
Have only seen a few minutes of that or other Marvel movies at other people's houses. It seemed sophomoric, the sort of diatribe heard in dorms.
Not a necessary deconstruction of Wakandan exceptionalism...
I don't think you have any idea what you are talking about.