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In this edited collection, Matthew Brake and Reverend Kimberly Hampton and their contributors argue that Marvel Studios' Black Panther was not only a cultural phenomenon but theologically rich.

This volume considers Black Panther's role in the age of Black Lives Matter; Afro-Futurism and Theology; Black Panther, Mysticism, and Black Pentecostal Experience; Portrayals of African religion in Black Panther; Violence and Liberation: Echoes of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King in Killmonger and Black Panther.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1: Watching Black Panther in North Africa: Anti-Colonial Theologies in a Moroccan Movie Theatre
2: Don't Call me Princess: Shuri as Gnostic
3: Wakandan Imaginaries of Black Identity: Wakandan Politics of Identity
4: The Women of Black Panther: Womanist Theology, Queer Representation, and Their Allies
5: The Many Cults of the Black Panther: Wakanda, Modernity and the Evolution of Man-Ape
6: Pray for Me: Theology in Marvel's Black Panther
Chapter 7: Restoring Dignity Through Representation
8: Black Liberation, Spirituality and Culturalism: How Wakanda Failed Black America
9: Conceptions of Human Flourishing: A Comparative Analysis Between Marvel's Black Panther, J. H. Cone, and the New Testament

Product details

Published 23 Jul 2026
Format Hardback
Edition 1st
Extent 256
ISBN 9781978707658
Imprint T&T Clark
Dimensions 229 x 152 mm
Series Theology, Religion, and Pop Culture
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing

About the contributors

Anthology Editor

Matthew William Brake

Matthew Brake (M.Div., Regent University) is the s…

Anthology Editor

Kimberly R. Hampton

Reverend Kimberly R. Hampton is a Ministry Consult…

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