#azzari

From Marvel’s Voices: Wakanda Forever #001

“The Old Ways”, by Karama Horne (W), Alitha E. Martinez and Rachelle Rosenberg (A)

“The Education of Changamire”, by Adam Serwer (W), Todd Harris and Jordie Bellaire (A)

“Remember the Name”, by Murewa Ayodele (W), Dotun Akande and Dee Cunniffe (A)

“The Illusion of Fairness”, by Dr. Sheena C. Howard (W) and Marcus Williams (A)

Monarch W’Rorun (golden one): 1860- 1899

Queen Alawewile (land of greenery): 1899- 1938

King Azzuri (one of excellence): 1938- 77

King T’Chaka (blessed reign): 1977- 2016

King T’Challa (fertile land): 2016- 18; 2023 ; 2025- 53

“I think in time you will represent to your nation what the Black Panther represents to Wakanda, and that is a good thing. But today, I must teach you a lesson...” (Pt. 1)

Source: Marvel Knights: Black Panther S01E01

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When I say the Black Panther and Captain America go way back, I don’t just mean to the early days of the Avengers! Yesterday I shared a few panels from when T’Challa met Steve but today we’re going all the way back to WWII. According to the most recent version of the story, Cap once was sent to Wakanda (in search of Nazis, of course) and was met by Azzari, T’Challa’s grandfather. Azzari had already taken care of the Nazis and asked Cap to leave. He had to be persuaded.

[Source: Black Panther (2005) #1]