Though it took the character many decades to finally appear on the big screen in Civil War, Black Panther will have his own day in the sun soon: a standalone film centered on the character from ...

Black Panther, introduced to comic book audiences in 1966 as the first black superhero to appear in a comic, and who got his own title six years later, is played in Civil War by Chadwick Boseman ...

That said, there’s a moment in both Captain America: Civil War trailers where Black Panther is on foot chasing Bucky Barnes, who is driving a motorcycle. While T’Challa isn’t fast enough to ...

Black Panther will make his grand entrance in th Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain America: Civil War, which is due out next May, Shadow and Act reports. Chadwick Boseman will be taking on the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Little is known about exactly what Black Panther's role will be in "Captain America: Civil War." We know the Marvel Cinematic Universe's new character, played by Chadwick Boseman ...

There may be logical explanations there based on the family circumstances he experienced during Black Panther. It may prove the correlation between emotion and the actions one takes. In Civil War ...

Civil War had a lot of fun stuff in it, but its pitch-perfect introduction of the Black Panther is one of our absolute favorite parts. This new deleted scene featuring him and Black Widow having a ...

Black Panther, a.k.a. T’Challa, plays an important role in Civil War’s most gasp-inducing sequences. He’s chasing after Bucky Barnes during the freeway pursuit and outrunning cars.

We’re doing a Black Panther movie, but it would actually be smart to have him fill this role we need in Civil War and introduce him here first.' So it always just depends on the story and the ...

7) The Civil War movie isn’t the first time someone’s tried to bring him out of comics. Chadwick Boseman might be the first person to actually bring Black Panther to the big screen ...

According to Fandango, the advance tickets for "Black Panther" trumped the previous Marvel record holder, "Captain America: Civil War." (Fun fact: Black Panther/T'Challa made his debut in that movie.) ...

But Black Panther wasn't just one of Civil War's best characters—he was also one of its best special effects. Turns out there may have been more to the ending of Civil War than we thought.