Check out 18 Hilarious Memes That Only True Fans Will Understand: Black Panther

10. ZACK SNYDER VS JOSS WHEDON

Joss Whedon stepped in to finish Justice League after Zack Snyder left in May. However, the change in directors created a confusing, unfinished product and a slur of memes attacking each director’s sense of style.

Zack Snyder is known for his dark and thought-provoking scenes that ponder the question of good vs. evil and the depressing deconstruction of the heroes we know and love. Joss Whedon’s work, on the other hand, is best identified by his witty, comedic writing and kid-friendly adaptations.

If the directors were to work on Black Panther, Snyder would have created a darker, gloomy version of the character. Then Whedon would have swooped in and made it lighter, possibly changing Black Panther into a comical, Kung Fu Panda-esque character.

Good thing for fans, the movie was directed by Ryan Coogler, creating the image of T’Challa we see today.

9. WAKANDA GUY DO YOU THINK I AM

The last time we saw the Avengers they were torn between choosing sides – either stay on Captain America’s team and continue to fight freely or join Iron Man’s side and support government oversight.

Not surprisingly, Falcon, Bucky, Scarlet Witch, Ant-Man, and Hawkeye team up with the Cap, while War Machine, Black Widow, Vision, and Spider-Man switch over to Iron Man’s team. However, one character in the movie doesn’t pick a side.

Some fans may believe the Black Panther ended up on Iron Man’s team. However, according to Kevin Feige, the King of Wakanda decides to choose his own side.

Feige said, “The reason we introduced him in Civil War is because we needed a third party. We needed fresh eyes who wasn’t embedded with the Avengers and has a very different point of view than either Tony or Steve.”

8. BLACK PANTHER AND STORM’S KIDS

What’s a king without his queen? This question seemed to irk the creators of Black Panther and eventually, Marvel decided it was time to give the King of Wakanda a wife.

T’Challa and Storm met as young teenagers, but T’Challa’s duties as the prince of Wakanda prevented them from being anything more than lost lovers.

When it was time to give T’Challa a wife, the creators went back to the white-haired girl he met as a teenager. The two reunite and rekindle their love as adults and eventually get married in Black Panther Issue #18. However, the marriage only lasted six years – or four months in comic book time.

Although the two had one child together, what would happen if they had more? If you take a cat and a thunder wielder, do you get the Thundercats?

Also, more importantly, now that Disney acquired Fox, could we see Storm in Black Panther 2?

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