Am I the only person who's gradually getting a little bit, uhm, angry?  Has anyone read issue #38?  Does anyone else feel my frustration?

Have'nt been reading BP.

I think the stories are great.

"I think the stories are great.
"

Thats hella true.I was going to say that.

But BP is at his best to me,sorta.

"Akira Overdrive said:

"I think the stories are great.
"

Uhm, yeah.  To a degree, I agree with you.  But although the ground for a story might be good, the dialogue has a tendency to make me go "WTF?".  "

"Thats hella true.I was going to say that.

But BP is at his best to me,sorta.
"

"White Mage said:

"Akira Overdrive said:

"I think the stories are great.
"

Uhm, yeah.  To a degree, I agree with you.  But although the ground for a story might be good, the dialogue has a tendency to make me go "WTF?".  "

tell us what exactly set you off."

Thats gay.That whole scenario is gay.

Hmm. Does'nt seem that bad but the whole "free wireless internet service!" line sounds stupid.

"Thats gay.That whole scenario is gay.
"

Oh, did I mention that Mr. Hudlin even attempted to make a  potential RAPE scene funny?  It's like he can't find a balance.  He goes from writing what could be a serious situation, to forcing BET style humor down people's throats.  I can't express enough just how bad this man's "Mood Breakers" are. 

"Oh, did I mention that Mr. Hudlin even attempted to make a  potential RAPE scene funny? 

I think it's been bad from the get go, but that's me.

"White Mage said:

"Oh, did I mention that Mr. Hudlin even attempted to make a  potential RAPE scene funny? 

How so ? "

I didn't hear outrage when Agent Brande was almost gangraped. Maybe you didn't read Astonishing.

"I didn't hear outrage when Agent Brande was almost gangraped. Maybe you didn't read Astonishing."

Not really about Hudlin, I just don't like starting new threads.

Anyway, issue 39 was good. I know it was a tie-in, but I think Jason Aaron did well. Felt like the first BP story in this series. No other heroes, no annoying wife, no racism and a good start to his story. BP was smart and showed it against a capable enemy that was written so he had his own character. Nice ending too.

"Not really about Hudlin, I just don't like starting new threads.

Anyway, issue 39 was good. I know it was a tie-in, but I think Jason Aaron did well. Felt like the first BP story in this series. No other heroes, no annoying wife, no racism and a good start to his story. BP was smart and showed it against a capable enemy that was written so he had his own character. Nice ending too.
"

Man,Hudlins' an ass.

"Buckshot said:

"Not really about Hudlin, I just don't like starting new threads.

Anyway, issue 39 was good. I know it was a tie-in, but I think Jason Aaron did well. Felt like the first BP story in this series. No other heroes, no annoying wife, no racism and a good start to his story. BP was smart and showed it against a capable enemy that was written so he had his own character. Nice ending too.
"

I SERIOUSLY agree with you Bucky, except for the annoying wife part. lol Storm was out fighting (hand to hand) other Skrulls along with her fellow Wakandan warriors (In Panther-esque gear.  Yay!).  The author also (from the dialogue) has some plans on using her a bit more in the next issues.  I actually liked the way Storm was in that issue.  It was VERY short, but she still felt like Storm.  And Panther was respectful, smart, and powerful, all with no stupid humor added in.  Honestly, I feel Hudlin could take notes.  "

"White Mage said:

"Buckshot said:

"Not really about Hudlin, I just don't like starting new threads.

Anyway, issue 39 was good. I know it was a tie-in, but I think Jason Aaron did well. Felt like the first BP story in this series. No other heroes, no annoying wife, no racism and a good start to his story. BP was smart and showed it against a capable enemy that was written so he had his own character. Nice ending too.
"

I SERIOUSLY agree with you Bucky, except for the annoying wife part. lol Storm was out fighting (hand to hand) other Skrulls along with her fellow Wakandan warriors (In Panther-esque gear.  Yay!).  The author also (from the dialogue) has some plans on using her a bit more in the next issues.  I actually liked the way Storm was in that issue.  It was VERY short, but she still felt like Storm.  And Panther was respectful, smart, and powerful, all with no stupid humor added in.  Honestly, I feel Hudlin could take notes.  "

I didn't say Storm wasn't in there. I said annoying Storm wasn't there. The Storm in 39 didn't bother me like she has in almost all her other appearances in Black Panther. We can't forget that this is Black Panther's book, not "Black Panther and Storm". I'm not saying she should be totally absent or be relegated to a minor role, they're married (no matter how much I dislike that) so she should be there, but before this issue she had been one of the things getting in the way of me enjoying BP.
"

"Akira Overdrive said:

"Thats hella true.I was going to say that.

But BP is at his best to me,sorta.
"

Of cours he is (sorta)!  LOL All of this Civil War attention and the fact that he married Storm pretty much sealed his fate as one of Marvel's main people.

Apparition said:

"White Mage said:

"Akira Overdrive said:

"I think the stories are great.
"

Uhm, yeah.  To a degree, I agree with you.  But although the ground for a story might be good, the dialogue has a tendency to make me go "WTF?".  "

tell us what exactly set you off."

Quote from Killmonger: " I will bring Niganda into the 21st century, a world where there is enough for everyone to eat...all streets are paved...and there is free wireless internet service!"

Quote from byestander: "Uh-oh..."

Also, one of the the things he (Killmonger) uses to persuade the Nigandans is, not more talk about their freedom, independence, and no more starvation.  But a f*ckin FLAT SCREEN!!!  Oh, and power to run it.  Sometime after he makes this stupid promise, this old woman, who was threatened with death and also saved by Wakandan militants asked them this question: "You're not going to hurt that nice Mr. Killmonger, are you?  He promised me a flat screen tv!"  I just can't believe that an old woman, who grew up in NIGANDA, would be more concerned about having a FLAT SCREEN.  I'm like "B!tch are you hungry?  Or do you wanna watch tv?". 



"

hudlin's killing black panther for me.

"hudlin's killing black panther for me."

i think he's trying to make them more accessible to the common man or some other stupid thing.  bp's a king and he's been brought up as royalty all his life.  he should know the proper way to treat his wife.  storm was treated like a goddess most of her life, and was mature when she was a little girl so his take on both of them just doesnt make any sense to me.

"i think he's trying to make them more accessible to the common man or some other stupid thing. 

"Apparition said:

"i think he's trying to make them more accessible to the common man or some other stupid thing. 

Appie, you're almost completely right.  All except one thing.  He's not trying to make them accessible to the common "MAN".  He's trying to make them more accessible to his perceptions of the common "BLACK MAN"!  I hate him sometimes!  Seriously, ALL of his black people have to speak ebonics, or make comments like: "You got me straight trippin boo".  I can't stress enough how much I want this man to be replaced.  THE PRESIDENT OF BLACK ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISON, SHOULD NOT BE IN CHARGE OF THIS SERIES!!!!"

"White Mage said:

"Apparition said:

"i think he's trying to make them more accessible to the common man or some other stupid thing. 

Appie, you're almost completely right.  All except one thing.  He's not trying to make them accessible to the common "MAN".  He's trying to make them more accessible to his perceptions of the common "BLACK MAN"!  I hate him sometimes!  Seriously, ALL of his black people have to speak ebonics, or make comments like: "You got me straight trippin boo".  I can't stress enough how much I want this man to be replaced.  THE PRESIDENT OF BLACK ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISON, SHOULD NOT BE IN CHARGE OF THIS SERIES!!!!"

you got me straight trippin boo  LOL that's just too funny.  but youre right.  its like he's a racist against his own race.  the guy makes me sick."

I agree with you 100%. it seems that Hudlin thinks that BP is a black king so he should automatically associate with other black characters which is ignorant. BP is wakandan and that's it. BP will choose a wakandan over another black person any day regardless of the skin  of the wakandan. I just wish that Hudlin didn't erase BP's step brother the white wolf. He was proof that even though he wasn't originally wakandan and he wasn't black that BP still regarded him as a brother with a serous sibling rivalry. Hudlin doesnt understand that BP isnt African-American, but wakandan. He's not even a super hero because he only does what's best for wakands so if blowing up a hospital full of children will help or save wakanda BP wont hesitate to do it so i don't understand what he's doing making trips around the world. also when his headquarters in America got blown up, any sane diplomat would of travelled back to their own country until the situation for them to return was needed. and also it seem that Hudlin forgets that BP has super hearing and super sight because of certain actions BP takes. Hudlin doesn't understand BP as an indevidual and that evidant when he took the action for him to get married then act as if his wife is his employee. Something makes me think that Storm would never let BP push her around and I can tell that BP would never get angry like that ever. As royalty he should of been taught discipline when he was still a child.

and where does Hudlin get the nerve to sever any connection between BP and his god? In the past both his original and Priests runs had shown a real connection to BP's beliefs but Hudlin doesn't see it. Even Moonknight sticks to his beliefs, but is BP meant to be too good for it or something. it has also been established that BP's God is Bastet, the ancient Egyptian goddess and she is an actual character in the marvel universe so why isnt she featured in any of BP's story arcs? I think that even though BP is married to Storm he should go on more individual missions because she obviously still has her own responsibilities and BP can do without getting her into situations that she doesn't need to be in.

"I agree with you 100%. it seems that Hudlin thinks that BP is a black king so he should automatically associate with other black characters which is ignorant. BP is wakandan and that's it. BP will choose a wakandan over another black person any day regardless of the skin  of the wakandan. I just wish that Hudlin didn't erase BP's step brother the white wolf. He was proof that even though he wasn't originally wakandan and he wasn't black that BP still regarded him as a brother with a serous sibling rivalry. Hudlin doesnt understand that BP isnt African-American, but wakandan. He's not even a super hero because he only does what's best for wakands so if blowing up a hospital full of children will help or save wakanda BP wont hesitate to do it so i don't understand what he's doing making trips around the world. also when his headquarters in America got blown up, any sane diplomat would of travelled back to their own country until the situation for them to return was needed. and also it seem that Hudlin forgets that BP has super hearing and super sight because of certain actions BP takes. Hudlin doesn't understand BP as an indevidual and that evidant when he took the action for him to get married then act as if his wife is his employee. Something makes me think that Storm would never let BP push her around and I can tell that BP would never get angry like that ever. As royalty he should of been taught discipline when he was still a child.

and where does Hudlin get the nerve to sever any connection between BP and his god? In the past both his original and Priests runs had shown a real connection to BP's beliefs but Hudlin doesn't see it. Even Moonknight sticks to his beliefs, but is BP meant to be too good for it or something. it has also been established that BP's God is Bastet, the ancient Egyptian goddess and she is an actual character in the marvel universe so why isnt she featured in any of BP's story arcs? I think that even though BP is married to Storm he should go on more individual missions because she obviously still has her own responsibilities and BP can do without getting her into situations that she doesn't need to be in."

The current story (Secret Invasion Tie-In) continues to be the best BP arc of this series.

Storm annoys the hell out of me in Black Panther. I loved the beginning of the seres like I loved the first arc after that it was eh to me. Then Secret Invasion began and it's awesome again.

"Storm annoys the hell out of me in Black Panther. I loved the beginning of the seres like I loved the first arc after that it was eh to me. Then Secret Invasion began and it's awesome again."

"I agree with you 100%. it seems that Hudlin thinks that BP is a black king so he should automatically associate with other black characters which is ignorant. BP is wakandan and that's it. BP will choose a wakandan over another black person any day regardless of the skin  of the wakandan. I just wish that Hudlin didn't erase BP's step brother the white wolf. He was proof that even though he wasn't originally wakandan and he wasn't black that BP still regarded him as a brother with a serous sibling rivalry. Hudlin doesnt understand that BP isnt African-American, but wakandan. He's not even a super hero because he only does what's best for wakands so if blowing up a hospital full of children will help or save wakanda BP wont hesitate to do it so i don't understand what he's doing making trips around the world. also when his headquarters in America got blown up, any sane diplomat would of travelled back to their own country until the situation for them to return was needed. and also it seem that Hudlin forgets that BP has super hearing and super sight because of certain actions BP takes. Hudlin doesn't understand BP as an indevidual and that evidant when he took the action for him to get married then act as if his wife is his employee. Something makes me think that Storm would never let BP push her around and I can tell that BP would never get angry like that ever. As royalty he should of been taught discipline when he was still a child.

and where does Hudlin get the nerve to sever any connection between BP and his god? In the past both his original and Priests runs had shown a real connection to BP's beliefs but Hudlin doesn't see it. Even Moonknight sticks to his beliefs, but is BP meant to be too good for it or something. it has also been established that BP's God is Bastet, the ancient Egyptian goddess and she is an actual character in the marvel universe so why isnt she featured in any of BP's story arcs? I think that even though BP is married to Storm he should go on more individual missions because she obviously still has her own responsibilities and BP can do without getting her into situations that she doesn't need to be in."