Ira Madison III

This is a review of the ebook/text only of a serialbox production (audio/text). To start, this is a solid fit into the Marvel Universe as a Black Panther story that focuses are Wakanda and its neighbor Rudyarda (which is emerging from an colonial, apartheid society). If you are not a Marvel fan, you should reduce my rating by 1 star (if you are not a fan of super hero comic stories at all, you should probably take a pass on this one). The politics between these two nations is complicated by an event (aka sin) that happened during the prior rule of T'Chaka, who mysteriously comes back from the dead to cause some confusion within the royal family of Wakanda). As might be expected, Hydra is working in the shadows, helping the situation spiral out of control in their quest for global domination ... to which Wakanda is the key).

There are the expected, over the top, super hero shenanigans as the plot unfolds and T'Challa figures out what is going on until you get to the Battle Royale. The undead aspect was a new addition (along with an almost pure magic play that is not that typical). Over-all it was all entertaining, but probably would come across better in the audio format for which it was written.

I was given this free advance reader copy (ARC) ebook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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