Apart from a few noted exceptions, this section is mostly team-ups and Avengers stories in which Black Panther was a prominent member of.
In his early years, he appeared in other heroes comics and was a regular member of the Avengers.
The Early Yearsīlack Panther didn’t have his own comic book series straight away. Even if you read stories out of order this list will help with putting them into context where everything fits in.Īnd if you’re still not sure, then check out 7 Black Panther Stories You Should Read.įantastic Four #52 cover by Jack Kirby. If you’re the latter, I recommend picking a creative run or story that appeals to you. This list caters to all kinds of readers, whether you want to read everything or just want to read sections of his history. As a result, you won’t gravitate to all of them. So it okay if you don’t want to read everything. This list spans over 50 years worth of comic book stories, with many different interpretations over that time. You’ll find these at any good comic book store, eBay or online.įor those who prefer to read digitally Comixology, the Marvel Digital Comic Store or Marvel Unlimited is the way to go. Where Can I Read These Comics?īlack Panther is lucky enough to have most of his comics available in print through trade paperback collections. It’s perfect for those who want to binge read or just want to know where certain comics fit in the grand scheme of things. It contains the full reading order of the Black Panther from the very beginning to the latest stories. If you’ve ever wanted to check out the Black Panther comics, but had no idea where to start, this reading order guide is for you.
From Fantastic Four to Avengers to Jungle Action and his various self-titled series, on the surface, it can be confusing.
Unlike most heroes, to read Black Panther there isn’t just one comic to read and get his full history. Black Panther has a complicated reading order.
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