Marvel has continuously expanded its storytelling reach within the MCU, and Eyes of Wakanda is one of their more recent releases.

Erik Killmonger’s appearance in Eyes of Wakanda Episode 4 is more than fan service. Here’s how it connects to Black Panther and expands the MCU’s Sacred Timeline.

After Marvel's Eyes of Wakanda series, Erik Killmonger looks even less like a villain and more like a tragic figure of fate.

The MCU has just introduced a brand-new villain who's arguably even darker than Killmonger. Played by Michael B. Jordan, Erik Killmonger made it his life's mission to take Wakanda's throne, using the ...

Eyes of Wakanda Episode 4, The Last Panther, brings the animated miniseries to a practical but high-stakes mission during a ...

Eyes of Wakanda’s final episode, titled “The Last Panther,” is most probably the best of the bunch. Set in the backdrop of ...

While Wakanda is made to be a utopia, Eyes of Wakanda may have shown us exactly why we would not want to live there.

Brush up your history with the MCU's latest animated anthology miniseries, Eyes of Wakanda—which focuses on the members of ...

Eyes of Wakanda creator Todd Harris knew he needed his animated Marvel series about the Black Panther's home nation to have a ...

The final episode of Eyes of Wakanda reframes everything that came before it. What began as a historical rescue mission ...

In ‘Eyes of Wakanda’, the Black Panther legacy is reframed, not through thrones or power struggles, but through ...

Marvel's Eyes of Wakanda, the latest animated spinoff series, has arrived on Disney+ and sent ripples through the Marvel ...