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Writer: Daniel Kibblesmith // Artist: Ricardo Lopez Ortiz // MARVEL Revelations in Vibranium We begin the last installment of the Black Panther vs Deadpool limited series, with Wade disrupting the universe (again). Considering that T’Challa is fuming now, due to an unexpected explosion caused by Mr Pool, I bet readers are expecting a battle where T’Challa gives Wade the Holy Wakandan Slap that sends him three Panthers back. That is exactly what I assumed would happen but lo’ and behold, T’Challa is a calm wreckage.
If there was one aspect that I enjoyed throughout the series was character consistency. Deadpool never stepped out of “Deadpooling” even when he built his knowledge by being exposed to Wakanda’s environment. Essentially he took what he learned and became more destructive. But what I appreciated about the cumulation of BP vs DP is Deadpool learning about his destructive nature and being open to the aspect of change. Unraveling Poisoned Layers Now at first I thought: Oh what a completely expected and slightly corny ending, but after looking back at it I believe the execution was interesting. There’s a difference between someone telling you about yourself, and then you learning about it on your own through experiences. This limited series taught me how to explore the variations of good intentions. Folks understand that good intentions without proper execution can cause unnecessary hurt and confusion. Black Panther vs Deadpool gave me insight to good intentions with t…
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Khadjiah Johnson is a Caribbean-American writer and humor advocate who uses poetry and comedy as a leverage to empathize and uplift. Her work has taken her to Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, Apollo Theater, BET,…
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