Marvel Comics released its “Marvel Knights: The World To Come #1” comic book on Wednesday, unveiling Wakanda’s newest protector - a young white man named Ketema. The comic book’s new ...

Marvel Knights: The World to Come Issue #1 shocked readers worldwide when they unveiled T’Challa’s son and new Black Panther, Ketema, a white man. As a result, fans are buzzing with many ...

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.

Marvel Knights: The World To Come was meant to show a possible future for the Black Panther T’Challa. The first issue showcased a dark future for Wakanda. However, the detail that drew the most ...

When Black Panther came out in 2018, the world kind of stopped for a minute; not because it was another Marvel movie, but ...

We commiserate a while, and then Narcisse rattles off some of his favorite Black Panther moments and our conversation segues into a deeper talk about the conceptual frameworks of race in America.

After a new Marvel comic introduces a white Black Panther, fans discuss whether Ryan Gosling should take on the role.

Marvel fans are in uproar after the debut of a controversial new storyline that reimagines Black Panther's legacy-with a shocking twist: his successor appears to be white.

Marvel has introduced the new king of Wakanda, Black Panther's white son. But is this a cheap meme or something far deeper?

Marvel Knights reveals Ketema, T'Challa’s son and a new white Black Panther, raising questions about his origins.

The revelation that Black Panther has a white son in the future of Marvel Knights: The World To Come provoked considerable controversy.