BLACK PANTHER BY JOHN RIDLEY VOL. 3: ALL THIS AND THE WORLD, TOO

Great epic about being a king in an era that no longer considers one man rule a viable option. Ridley's Black Panther run takes on the issue of a kingdom becoming a democracy, in a way that works in the Marvel Universe. My advice is to read all three volumes, which includes fifteen issues, from beginning to end. A great run for Black Panther fans, including all the different sides of T'Challa's life, including the Avengers, Storm of the X-Men (his ex wife), and, of course, Wakanda, as it takes the leap towards democracy. A well paced nuanced story, with an incredible hero at the center of it, who is portrayed as flawed but willing to change and grow, which is a cut above most superhero faire. And for fans of the movies and the supporting character, plenty of the great Princess Shuri as well.