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Revision as of 18:19, 3 August 2019
It cannot be denied that this is a grave offense. T'Challa is king. To violate the king is to violate his country. But there is something more. This "Empire" has taken the Wakandan name and turned it into a byword for conquest. Is this not enough cause for the battle to be joined? 
Appearing in "Book 3: Two Thousand Seasons"
Featured Characters:
- Black Panther (T'Challa) (Main story and recap)
Supporting Characters:
- The Maroons (Main story and recap)
- Captain M'Baku (Main story and recap)
- General Nakia (Main story and recap)
- Chief Intelligence Officer Taku
- Numerous unnamed soldiers (Main story and recap)
- Princess Zenzi (Possessed by Bast in main story and recap)
- Teku-Maza Rebels
- Commander Farouk
- Numerous unnamed others (Death of several)
- General Achebe
- Manifold (Eden Fesi)
- Taifa Ngao
- Storm (Ororo Munroe)
- Aja-Adanna (Princess Shuri)
Antagonists:
- Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda
- Askari (Death of several)
- Emperor N'Jadaka (Apparent death)
- Numerous unnamed others (Apparent death)
Other Characters:
- Desturi (Mentioned)
- Morlun (Mentioned)
- Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) (Mentioned)
- The Nameless (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans (Main story and recap)
- Ennead (Main story and recap)
- Gods (Referenced)
- Teku-Maza
- Mutants
- Rigellians
- Klyntar
- Numerous unidentified alien species
Locations:
- Unidentified reality (Main story and recap)
- Benhazin System (Only in recap)
- Bast (Only in recap)
- Nehanda's Lattice (Main story and recap)
- Zanj Region (Only in recap)
- Oshun (Only in recap)
- Oshun Orbit (Only in recap)
- Gorée Vibranium Mines (Only in recap)
- Oshun Orbit (Only in recap)
- Oshun (Only in recap)
- Maroon Hideout (Main story and recap)
- Agwé (Destruction)
- Agwé Orbit
- Core-Killer (Only appearance; destruction)
- Rebel Hideout (Mentioned) (Destruction)
- Zanj Region (Only in recap)
- Matrix of Mamadou (Mentioned)
- S'Yaan Expanse (Mentioned)
- T'Chaka's Reach (Mentioned)
- Benhazin System (Only in recap)
- Prime Marvel Universe
Items:
- Panther Habits (Main story and recap)
- Vibranium (Referenced)
- Spear of Bashenga (Only in recap)
- N'Jadaka's Symbiote (Apparent death)
Vehicles:
- Musa-class Freighters
- The Zhingha
- Masai Fighters (Destruction of several)
- N'Jadaka's flagship (First appearance; apparent destruction)
- The Mackandal
- Zulu Fighters
Events:
- Many Thousands Gone (Only in recap)
Synopsis for "Book 3: Two Thousand Seasons"
- Synopsis not yet written
Solicit Synopsis
THE INTERGALACTIC EMPIRE OF WAKANDA –“TWO THOUSAND SEASONS” PART 2
T’Challa makes contact with Earth! But the war for the Empire continues, and with the panther goddess Bast on their side, the Maroons are looking to turn the tide. When Emperor N’Jadaka comes for his revenge, he’ll find himself in hot water. But will T’Challa’s plan be enough to free those the Empire has enslaved — and open his pathway home?