All articles tagged with #black panther
Originally Published 7 days ago — by The Hollywood Reporter
Michael B. Jordan revealed he needed therapy after immersing himself in the role of Erik Killmonger in Black Panther, as the intense experience left a lasting impact on him, highlighting the emotional toll of fully embodying a complex villain.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Kotaku
Marvel Cosmic Invasion, a retro-inspired pixel-art brawler developed by Tribute Games, has announced two new characters, Black Panther and Cosmic Ghost Rider, joining its large roster of 15 heroes, with the game set to release in 2025. The game features a unique mechanic where players can swap between two characters, supporting up to four players, and promises an action-packed Marvel experience.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Verge
Eyes of Wakanda is an animated anthology series on Disney Plus that explores pivotal moments in Wakanda's history, blending Marvel's fantastical elements with real African history, and offering a more grounded, morally nuanced storytelling approach compared to previous Marvel projects.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Ringer
Marvel's animated miniseries 'Eyes of Wakanda' starts strong with stunning visuals and an intriguing premise but ultimately falls short due to rushed storytelling and limited episodes, leaving potential unfulfilled in its exploration of Wakandan history and lore.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by ComicBookMovie.com
'Eyes of Wakanda' is a Marvel series on Disney+ that explores Wakanda's history through time, revealing how future events, including the invasion by the alien Horde and the actions of characters like Killmonger and a new Iron Fist, are interconnected. The series introduces a future Queen of Wakanda from 500 years ahead and hints at potential future seasons involving time travel and global conflicts, expanding the Black Panther universe.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Variety
A trailer for 'Eyes of Wakanda,' a four-episode animated series executive produced by Ryan Coogler, has been released, set in Wakanda and focusing on the adventures of its warriors throughout history. The show will premiere on Disney+ on August 1 and features a star-studded voice cast. It is part of a broader multi-year TV deal involving Coogler's production company and Disney, with more MCU-related projects in development.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by empireonline.com
The upcoming four-part animated series 'Eyes Of Wakanda' explores Wakandan history across different eras, featuring warriors and possibly familiar characters, and will be available on Disney+ starting August 1, created by Todd Harris and produced by Ryan Coogler.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by DSOGaming
EA's Black Panther game, in development for four years and featuring exploration of Wakanda and multiple heroes, was canceled, but leaked concept art offers a glimpse of the project. Despite the cancellation, other Marvel games like EA's Iron-Man and Marvel 1943 are still in development, with potential releases in 2026.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Bloomberg
EA canceled a new Black Panther video game and closed Cliffhanger Studios, citing unspecified reasons, amidst browser-related issues in the article.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Eurogamer
EA has confirmed it still has at least three Marvel games in development, including Motive's Iron Man, despite canceling its Black Panther game and downsizing, maintaining a strong partnership with Marvel.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by IGN
Despite canceling the Black Panther game and shutting down Cliffhanger Games, EA and Marvel reaffirm their commitment to a multi-game partnership, including the ongoing development of Marvel's Iron Man at Motive Studio, with at least three games still in the pipeline.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Variety
Electronic Arts has canceled the development of a 'Black Panther' video game following the closure of Cliffhanger Games, resulting in layoffs at EA and its studios. The company is focusing on its major franchises like EA Sports, The Sims, Battlefield, and Apex Legends, amid ongoing restructuring efforts. This is part of EA's broader strategy to prioritize its most profitable and popular titles.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Kotaku
Electronic Arts has canceled the development of a Black Panther game and shut down Cliffhanger Games, a studio formed by ex-Monolith Productions leaders, as part of broader cost-cutting measures focusing on core franchises like The Sims and EA Sports FC. The Black Panther project, announced in 2023, was intended to offer a rich, story-driven experience set in Wakanda, but no further details or release timeline were provided. The layoffs follow recent cuts at EA, including Respawn Entertainment, and reflect a strategic shift away from new projects like a Titanfall game, while ongoing projects such as an Iron Man game and the third Star Wars Jedi game remain in development.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Video Games Chronicle
EA's upcoming Black Panther game will be an open-world experience, as indicated by a recent job listing for a principal sandbox designer at new EA studio Cliffhanger Games. The game is being developed in collaboration with Marvel Games and aims to provide players with a unique, story-driven experience that allows them to embody the Black Panther mantle. Cliffhanger Games, led by industry veterans, is focused on creating an immersive and dynamic open world for the game, with an emphasis on collaboration and diverse perspectives within the development team.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Deadline
Gillian Anderson expressed openness to the idea of returning as Dana Scully in a potential reboot of The X-Files, following Ryan Coogler's interest in reviving the series. While acknowledging the possibility, she praised Coogler's talent and hinted at potential involvement. The original series, which ran for 11 seasons, featured Anderson alongside David Duchovny as FBI agents investigating paranormal cases, and a two-season revival aired from 2016 to 2018.