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8. Black Panther’s Introduction in Civil War
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T’Challa’s first appearance in Captain America: Civil War reflects his debut in Fantastic Four #52 from 1966. Both versions introduce him as a skilled fighter and a leader determined to protect his people. The MCU keeps his noble and composed personality intact and highlights his sense of duty as Wakanda’s king. His Vibranium suit stays close to the design in the comics, showing advanced technology and combat readiness. His pursuit of justice for his father’s death adds emotional weight to his character. The introduction sets up his standalone film and establishes him as one of Marvel’s most respected heroes without changing his roots.
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