#mcu: black panther

[mcudc616]

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)

[syrenslure]

What are some MCU prompts/scenarios that you can’t get enough of? Are you an OT-6 girl? Everybody lives in Stark Tower? Time Travel Fix-it? Peter Parker goes on a field trip to Stark Tower?

Or are you more a pairing focused kind of reader? Show you all the ways this (couple) can be together regardless of canon?

Or a character focused reader? Darcy does the MCU? ‘Cuz she’s awesome?

What’s your Avengers/Marvel Universe fan fic candy? If you could find one story that felt like it was written for you what would it be?

[enthyrea]

doomsday reunions!

[zendeyas]

Lupita Nyong'o as Nakia – Black Panther (2018)

[holyblanchett]

Happy Mothers day to these divas

[thenameswintergifs]

BUCKY BARNES + hairstyle: long hair edition

SEBASTIAN STAN as JAMES "BUCKY" BARNES / THE WINTER SOLDIER ↳ CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER (2014), dir. ANTHONY AND JOE RUSSO ↳ CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016), dir. ANTHONY AND JOE RUSSO ↳ BLACK PANTHER (2018), dir. RYAN COOGLER | Post-Credit Scene ↳ AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR (2018), dir. ANTHONY AND JOE RUSSO ↳ AVENGERS: ENDGAME (2019), dir. ANTHONY AND JOE RUSSO ↳ THUNDERBOLTS* (2025), dir. JAKE SCHREIER | Official Trailer

Happy (belated in my timezone) birthday to my beloved @lunamarvels 💜 Thank you for adopting me and my insane obsession for Bucky. Hope you can enjoy these 💜 💜 💜

[lionheartamelia]

Danai Gurira is so insanely beautiful😍😍

[hydravns]

Chadwick Boseman as T'challa in Black Panther (2018) | dir. Ryan Coogler

[cryptcoop]

Some mcu boys

[mcufam]

BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER dir. Ryan Coogler

[mcudc616]

the dora milaje ♥️

[logray]

MICHAEL B. JORDAN in movies by RYAN COOGLER

FRUITVALE STATION (2013) CREED (2015) BLACK PANTHER (2018) BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER (2022) SINNERS (2025)

[scottxlogan]

T'Challa and Bucky Barnes in Avengers: Infinity War

[phoenixyfriend]

Somewhere out there is an essay about superhero movies where villains co-opt, misuse, or even just misunderstand the language of the left to push methods and goals that are incompatible with the actual theory of the left, but that sound Right And Good to viewers who aren't thinking it through entirely. And the essay is not just about how they compare to each other, but how they are a litmus test for viewers to know how susceptible they are to propaganda.

Co-opt: Most obvious example and the inspiration for this post is the Riddler in Batman (2020, the one with RPatt). The Riddler recites leftist rhetoric about corruption, wealth hoarding, and redistribution, but his actual actions and goals are unrelated. He's an accelerationist who's more interested in tearing down a system that didn't benefit HIM than in actually rectifying the problems, and who cares if a few kids get traumatized or even killed along the way?

Misuse: Easy mode, this one's Thanos. He talks about ensuring there's enough for everyone to eat, but like. Bro.

Misunderstand: Erik Killmonger, who has the benefit of both some incredibly legitimate grievances and a pretty face, but also kind of fails at the idea of intersectionality, proportionality, or Start With Words Before You Escalate. He's the easiest to sympathize with, because he has some really good points and ultimately does appear to be legitimately pursuing those goals... but he's also a misogynist, jumped to international terrorism before "call up my cousin who doesn't know I exist," and there's something in there about the role played by his time in the US military, which gave him emotional trauma, head trauma, and a sincere belief in the validity of US-style insurgency operations based on hostile takeovers of inconvenient countries. He's charming and pretty and sincere... he's just also, in many ways, wrong. And the parts where he's right makes it easy to try to ignore the bits where he's wrong if you're predisposed to like him and prefer some absolutism.

Anyway, yeah, there are definitely other examples, but the ones that were suggested to me didn't quite vibe with the base idea (Mysterio and Vulture both had disgruntled union moments in the MCU, but they left those roots so quickly that I don't think the concept of using leftist rhetoric as cover/justification for the crimes really applies since, they very quickly shift gears into revenge and greed respectively).

Someone's probably done this better orz.

[billykcplan]

BLACK PANTHER ↪ 2018

[marvelilovebucky]

“the sarcastic, hot, traumatized side character”