A link between Black Panther and Ulysses Klau may have been found in the recently released Age of Ultron. Jeremy Renner also released a photo in his Twitter account suggesting that the Wakandan hero may not take the neutral side after all in the impending clash of Captain America and Iron Man in Captain America: Civil War

The character of “Black Phanter” will hopefully create a more diverse change as Marvel hires Ta-Nehisi Coates to write about him for about a year. Of course not just for the character alone but also for its other superheroes as well as the company itself, as it has been receiving a lot of flak for not employing more employees with color.

“Black Panther” Easter egg was shown in the “Avengers: Age of Ultron” for those that we’re not able to notice it. For die-hard avenger fans BP will be first featured in “Captain America: Civil War” and will later on have his own solo movie in 2018. That is if things go well as MCU president Kevin Faige will take full control of the company starting this year.

An important character in the story of the Black Panther might not make it to the stand alone film as rumors suggest that it might be killed off in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War. Director Ava Duvernay explained why she did not take the job of being the director for the movie, while rumors suggest that Straight Outta Compton director, F. Gary Gray might helm the film.

Being a totally different type of superhero from somewhere entirely new and having a notable portrayer who will likely give justice to the character, definitely gives Marvel's "Black Panther" a great chance to be an incredible movie. The live-action flick is scheduled to hit the big screen July 6, 2018.

Black Panther, the heroic leader of Wakanda will soon have his own stand alone film, but before that, he is set to debut in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War. Marvel President Kevin Feige recently revealed how they cast actor Chadwick Boseman for the role while the wait for the movie's director continues as Ava DuVernay declines to helm the movie.

The acclaimed "Selma" director, Ava DuVernay has decided not to take on the upcoming Marvel superhero film "Black Panther" set to star Chadwick Boseman due to her and the studio's creative differences.

Chadwick Boseman has been confirmed for the role, and is said to be doing his research about the origins and the science behind the concept of the Marvel hero. Before he lands in theaters, Black Panther has been scheduled to make his debut to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain America: Civil War next year.

Viewers will get to know “Black Panther” as not the usual superhero when the Marvel-adapted movie comes out. Ava DuVernay, an African-American is in talks to direct the said film.

A batch of information about next summer's "Captain America" movie details several costume changes and plot points,