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Find out where Black Panther get his name from. One of the complaints from some moviegoers is that the movie Black Panther is based on the group known as the "Black Panther Party" which means he's a part of the controversial group. Is that true? Does the movie have anything to do with the militant revolutionary group? Black Panther is a fictional superhero appearing in Marvel comics starting in Fantastic Four #52 (1966). He was created by two legends in comic books. Two white guys named Stan Lee and Steve Ditko . In the comics, T’Challa is known by the ceremonial title Black Panther and is the leader and protector of the fictional African country of Wakanda. He and his people worship a panther god named Bast and he derives his power and guidance from Bast, the "panther god". That’s why he’s known as Black Panther.  But why in the world did Lee and Kirby call him Black Panther? Is Black Panther named after the 70s African-American civil rights group called the B...

Find out the top 10 comics featuring ethnic characters or talent this week. Miles fights Carnage! Naomi guest stars in Batman / Superman! Is Moon Girl smarter than Mr. Fantastic? What is Mr. Freeze's evil new plan? Find out in this week's new comic pull list. 1. Absolute Carnage: Miles Morales #2 Publisher: Marvel Comics Writer: Saladin Ahmed Artist: Federico Vincentini Cover Artist: Clayton Crain Partial Summary: CONSUMED BY CARNAGE! • Miles sacrificed himself protecting others, and was taken by Carnage’s dark doppelgangers! • Now Kletus is sending Miles after one of Peter Parker’s friends, and if Miles can’t... On Sale:   Sep 25th, 2019 Price: $3.99 Buy Absolute Carnage: Miles Morales 2& on Comixology 2. Action Comics #1015 Publisher: DC Comics Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Artist: Szymon Kudranski Cover Artist: David Marquez, Alejandro Sanchez Partial Summary: NEW VOICES Breakout Wonder Comics hero Naomi makes her Metropolis debut as the teen hero looks to Superman to h...

Read on to find out the top ten actors that should be brought into the shared TV universe of Arrow. Back in 2012 Arrow premiered. Two years later it brought in its first spin-off The Flash and established a shared television universe of superheroes. Since 2014 Arrow and the other shows have done a big crossover mini-series which brings them all together. This year the big cross-over event in 2018 is "Crisis on Infinite Earths". The plot involved Oliver, Barry and the rest of the superheroes traveling to alternate dimensions and encountering different versions of the heroes. Some of those alternate universes have actually been previous incarnations of the characters in other television shows. All this was alluded to in the Flash "Elseworlds" episode when they established the 1990s television show is an alternate dimension to Barry. Actor  John Wesley Shipp reprised his role and wore his costume from the old show. Now it's been expanded. Several actors from previ...

Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) - Rey (Daisy Ridley) An image of Rey from the  Star Wars movie is prompting a reaction that Pablo Hildago describes as "mad and nude". On September 16, 2019, the official Twitter account posted an image of Rey, played by Daisy Ridley,  holding a lightsaber with the caption "Something inside me has always been there. But now it's awake". "Something inside me has always been there. But now it's awake." pic.twitter.com/RGQ3qywzLm — Star Wars (@starwars) September 16, 2019 The photo shows Rey against a blue sky holding her lightsaber in a reverse grip. Many assumed it's a photo from Star Wars Episode 9 , but it's actually from Star Wars: The Last Jedi  and reused with a new caption for the marketing campaign. The quote is a line from Star Wars: Episode VIII  when she's talking to Luke Skywalker played by Mark Hamill . The full quote is "Something inside me has always been there... but now it's awa...

Read this review to find out if Batman #79 is worth buying. If you want to avoid spoilers for this comic then skip to the overall section at the end. Warning: Spoilers for Batman #79. Recap: Batman #79 The comic begins with a flashback to Batman's first meeting with Catwoman "near the beginning". It then cuts to "Now" which is later revealed to be before Batman #77. So right off the bat, it's confusing. Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle are relaxing on a Hawaiian beach and talking about stopping the thief Margaret Pye aka Magpie from selling Bane's Venom in Gotham City. Batman is in his Matches Malone disguise complete with Magnum P.I. style Hawaiian shirt, shorts, and a Tom Selleck-style mustache. Then the comic goes back to their long-running discussion about where they met: on the street or the boat. Meanwhile, Selina is doing yoga (pilates?) on Bruce's back while he does one-handed pushups. I've never seen a more manly discussion in any comic book ...

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #12 cover by Andrew Robinson Find out the top 10 comics featuring ethnic characters or talent this week. Which superhero is fighting zombies? Who killed Spider-Man? Who killed Jimmy Olsen? Find out in this week's comic book pull-list! 1. Aquaman #52 Publisher: DC Comics Writer: Kelly Sue DeConnick Artist: Robson Rocha, Daniel Henriques Cover Artist: Jason Paz Partial Summary: Black Manta is reunited with his dead father…but at a great cost to both! Meanwhile, Aquaman’s investigation into the Amnesty Bay killer takes a stunning turn, and Mera must make a life-altering decision! On Sale:   Sep 18th, 2019 Price: $3.99 Buy Aquaman 52& on Comixology 2. Batman #79 Publisher: DC Comics Writer: Tom King Artist: Clay Mann Cover Artist: Tony S. Daniel Partial Summary: In the concluding chapter of the two-part “City of Bane” interlude, Batman and Catwoman pull a job to stop Bane’s supply ship from smuggling dangerous cargo into Gotham City. It’ll sen...