Black Panther's current solo title headed up by writer John Ridley will come to an end with March 8's Black Panther #15. But Marvel is wasting no time at all in keeping T'Challa and the👍 world of Wakanda on shelves, with a brand new Black Panther #1 now scheduled to debut just a few months later in J🎃une.

The new Black Panther title will be written by current Monica Rambeau: Photon ൩writer Eve L🙈. Ewing, with art from Chris Allen, one of Marvel's current class of breakout artists known as Stormbreakers.

Now, Marvel is revealing new details of the story, including T'Challa's return to Waಌkanda as its official protector, along with his new Bla💙ck Panther costume design from series artist Allen, seen below.

"I am so excited for people to see this character d🐟esign! T'Challa is going to be looking really different. It's much more edgy and kind of homespun. It's not so sleek and slick," series writer Eve L. Ewing stated in an appearance on .

Ewing previously teased s💙ome big changes to the current status quo, in which T'C꧋halla is banished from Wakanda.

"When I had my first conversation with Wil Moss, who edits Black Panther, and I found out where the [Johꦛn] Ridley run is going to🗹 end, I had to laugh. No spoilers, but the status quo is going to be more than a little disrupted," Ewing tells , who first announced the news. 

"Bꦦut I've always believed that the fun of writing these characters is not completely ignoring or undoing what your predecessor did, nor is it simply cont♚inuing with their story line - it's taking the reins from the place where they left the story, and accepting the challenge to make it your own," she continues.

"In this ca💙se, I can say that I'm extremely geeked about the ways we're picking up where he leave꧅s off."

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