Black Panther: The Art of the Movie Is Out Now

Arguably no film in the Marvel Infinity Gauntlet arc was more eagerly anticipated than Black Panther.

Chadwick Boseman’s performance in Captain America: Civil War was enough to prove that the iconic character, so memorably re-invisaged by Christopher Priest’s run of stories in the 1990s, would live up to the hype. Yet fans had to wait two long years to finally see the world on Wakanda on screen.

Fortunately collectors won’t have to wait quite so long to add Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga, Black Panther: The Art of the Movie to their collection.

Available from February in the UK, and 3rd March in the US, Black Panther: The Art of the Movie is the seventeenth volume of the twenty-two Cinematic Universe film titles being published by Titan as a complete set.

Following on from the events of Captain America: Civil War, T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) returns home to Wakanda to take his place as king. But when two new enemies conspire to destroy the country, the Black Panther must team up with members of the Dora Milaje, Wakanda’s special forces, and CIA agent Everett Ross to protect his home from being dragged into a world war.

This new volume, by author and entertainment writer Eleni Roussos, takes you behind the scenes with stunning concept artwork and in-depth analysis from the filmmakers.

Inside you’ll find key facts, fun, and interviews with the people who crafted the world of Black Panther, including cast, concept artists, and creatives.

While every book in Marvel’s, The Art of the Movie series has been fantastically researched and executed, what makes this volume stand out is the quality of the images. Black Panther was one of the InfinityVerse’s most visually striking films, so it seems fitting that the book of the film should be equally eye-catching.

With 296 pages of informative articles, lush artwork, and never-seen-before photography, Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga, Black Panther: The Art of the Movie is a book that’s will appeal to all levels of fans, from the casual reader, to the dedicated collector.