‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Releases Two New Posters
It is a massive day for one of the biggest films of Phase Four, tickets have officially gone on sale, a new trailer has been released, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has revealed two brand new posters.
There is very little argument that the upcoming sequel to the 2016 Oscar-nominated MCU classic, Black Panther, may well be the most anticipated film of Phase Four.
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A project that is set to pick up where the franchise last left off, there is so much uncertainty surrounding where this world, the nation of Wakanda, and these characters, could go next.
Following the tragic death of beloved actor Chadwick Boseman, and the decision by Marvel Studios to not recast the character or the upcoming entry, the sequel will start with a focus on a country in mourning, following the death of their king, T’Challa.
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This unfortunate death comes after the nation of Wakanda has already opened its borders to the world, lending its vast resources to aid countries in need; a far cry from its usual isolated status that it had embraced for generations.
That choice has repercussions, however, and those have officially bore consequences, as the sequel will see the surfacing of the Talocan people, and their enigmatic- and clearly powerful- leader, Namor.
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The film will showcase these two nations in conflict, and a third unknown world power facing off against them both, as the countries at hand deal with the fallout of being made known to the entire world.
Today not only is the day that tickets officially go on sale for the project, and a new trailer is being released, but Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has also revealed two brand new posters for the project.
The poster for Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has arrived.
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— IGN (@IGN) October 3, 2022
The art is spectacular, and with this wave of promotional material officially arriving, this is certainly setting up to be one of the most emotionally resonant MCU entries of all time.
