All-Winners Squad. Alpha Flight. Destroyers. Ghost Rider. Iron Man 2.0. Victor Von Doom. X-23. And now Comic Book Resources report, Black Panther: The Most Dangerous Man Alive. What do all these comic books have in common? They've all been cancelled by Marvel. Some remain unfinished, others never published, but the latest casualty by David Liss is a book which has been met with a positive reaction from fans and critics alike. The former King of Wakanda took over the title after the events of Shadowland and launched last December, maintaining the numbering of Daredevil and originally keeping "The Man Without Fear" tagline.
With art by Francesco Francavilla, Shawn Martinbrough and Michael Avon Oeming, the book has been a visual treat, while award winning author David Liss has crafted some fantastic stories over the past year. I actually spoke to the writer when the book launched, and he was clearly enthusiastic about his work on the comic. You can find that interview HERE.
The site also mention that the solicitation for the final issue teases,
Kingpin vs. T’Challa in this status-quo changing series finale. (cover art above) Whether this means they'll relaunch the book as a new #1 is unclear, but with the series currently selling at roughly 18,000 copies, it's unfortunately pretty unlikely.
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