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 Black Panther was a watershed moment for Marvel since he was the first black superhero in mainstream American comics. The fact that his origin tale takes place in Africa rather than the United States is also a significant departure from the typical Western heroes that the Marvel fans is accustomed to. [([[https://time.com/black-panther/|Time]])]
+===== He’s Not Associated With the Black Panther Movement =====
+Although some believe the 'Black Panther' moniker was inspired by the eponymous civil rights movement that emerged in the United States in the late 1960s, the comics actually predate the group by a few months. Scared of being connected with them — remember, this was the late 1960s — Marvel considered changing his name (he was briefly known as 'Black Leopard,' but ultimately opted to keep it. [([[https://www.thewrap.com/black-panther-name-black-panther-party/|The Wrap]])]
+===== Black Panther Was Married to Storm =====
+T'Challa was temporarily married to Storm from the X-Men in the comics. T'Challa and Nakia married in Wakanda, however their marriage was later dissolved as T'Challa recognized he needed to preserve his homeland before establishing a family. [([[https://blackgirlnerds.com/does-a-storm-marriage-in-the-mcu-even-make-sense-without-tchalla/|Black Girl Nerds]])]
+===== John Boyega =====
+Many actors, including Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Anthony Mackie, Djimon Hounsou, and Star Wars' John Boyega, auditioned for the coveted Black Panther part. Chadwick Boseman was cast in the role. [([[https://www.thethings.com/actors-who-wanted-to-be-black-panther/|The Things]])]
+===== Wakanda Isn't Real =====
+The beautiful and enlightened African nation is a creation of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's imagination and does not exist. [([[https://www.mirror.co.uk/travel/usa-canada/black-panther-wakanda-real-location-12177577|Mirror]])]
+===== He Fought the KKK =====
+Captain America is famous for hitting nazis, but he isn't the only hero who has engaged in fascist-punching adventures. In The Panther Versus The Klan comics, Black Panther continued this lovely Marvel tradition by kicking some Ku Klux Klan butts in the Deep South. [([[https://comicsalliance.com/this-magazine-kills-fascists-black-panther-versus-klan/|Comics Alliance]])]
+===== Wesley Snipes =====
+It's no secret that until Iron Man and The Avengers appeared in the late 2000s, superhero movies were not the sure bets they are now. In reality, despite Stan Lee's blessing, Wesley Snipes attempted to bring Black Panther to the big screen in the 1990s but failed. [([[https://collider.com/wesley-snipes-black-panther-movie-marvel-details/|Collider]])]
+===== Vibranium =====
+The priceless Wakandan substance is extraordinarily rare and resistant, so much so that it was utilized to make Captain America's famed shield. [([[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Vibranium|Marvel]])]
+===== He’s Often Compared to Batman =====
+Black Panther is seen as the Marvel version of Batman, since they both have advanced technology, money, and brains at their disposal. That said, Black Panther is unique to most other superheroes, DC or elsewhere, because he was raised to be a strong vigilante — and a king — whereas Batman was just born wealthy. [([[https://www.theringer.com/2017/7/6/16046700/who-would-win-in-a-fight-batman-or-black-panther-d41588845531|The Ringer]])]

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