Podcast appearances and mentions of eric killmonger

On retrace l'histoire cinématographique et éditoriale du comics Black Panther avec Arno Kikoo et Corentin du podcast First Print et du site Comicsblog !  Le premier super-héros noir  Juillet 1966, la panthère noire fait sa première apparition dans le cinquante-deuxième épisode du comics Fantastic Four scénarisé par Stan Lee et dessiné par Jack Kirby. Le roi T'Challa fait jeu égal avec Les 4 Fantastiques et commence à vivre ses aventures avec le Capitain America puis les Avengers. Quelques années plus tard, le scénariste Don F. McGregor lance dans Jungle Action les aventures solos du roi du Wakanda. Le lecteur découvre le pays du Wakanda ainsi que des nouveaux méchants comme Eric Killmonger. Il faudra attendre le début des années 2000 avec la reprise en main du personnage par Christopher Priest pour assister à une révolution du personnage. Les adaptations au cinéma de l'univers Marvel permettront de populariser massivement le personnage notamment auprès des millennials.  Les références du podcast : Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur les comics et retrouvez les titres que nous avons analysés , vous pouvez lire :  Black Panther, l'intégrale 1966-1975par Billy Graham, Don F. McGregor, Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Rich Buckler  Black Panther, le monde va disparaitre de Jack Kirby (1977) publié chez Panini Comics  Black Panther, ennemi d'état par Christopher Priest (1999), Joe Jusko, Mark Texeira  La Panthère Noire de Ta-Nehisi & Brian Stelfreeze  (2016-2018) publié chez Panini Comics  Pour aller plus loin :  Si vous souhaitez lire les dossiers de Comicsblog :  - Des comics strips au Black Panther, histoire du héros noir dans la BD américaine par Corentin -Christopher Priest, long live the king par Arno Kikoo  

Today on the Rapid Fire, we get into episode 6 of the Marvel animated series What If... on Disney+! This week, we find out what would happen if a Eric Killmonger saved Tony Stark from that fateful attack in Afghanistan! This episode was again full of so many returning actors and gave us even more of Michael B. Jordan's Killmonger! Send us movies you would like to see us cover or topics for an upcoming Rapid Fire on Twitter, Instagram or our website (below). Or, just say hi! Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActionMovieBC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actionmoviebookclub/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3ju6PYrBW-RIaY1uR2ZDVw www.actionmoviebookclub.com

This week, Raymond Luu of Reel Asian Podcast and I cover the Kendrick Lamar curated soundtrack for the 2018 Ryan Coogler film, Black Panther. We talk about the vibrancy of the album and how  Coogler’s request for a couple of songs evolved into an entire soundtrack and how that soundtrack is such a great companion piece to this Oscar nominated MCU film. We cover some of our favorite songs from the film such as SOB x RBE's "Paramedic", SZA and Kendrick Lamar's "All the Stars", as well as the Grammy winning song "King's Dead", among many others. We also do a deep dive into the film, highlighting many of the great performances, including the late Chadwick Boseman's King T'Challa and Michael B. Jordan as Eric Killmonger. 

This week Stacey and Cory talk the 2018 Marvel release Black Panther as part of the MCU. Directed by Ryan Coogler and starring the late Chadwick Boseman. Also, starring Michael B. Jordan as Eric Killmonger, Danai Gurira as Okyoe, and Martin Freeman as Agent Everett Ross. After the death of his father, T’Chaka, the new king of Wakanda, T’Challa must take his throne and the mantle of the Black Panter. But T’Challa will face his deadliest foe yet, when a lost son of Wakanda returns to challenge T’Challa for his throne. Also, don’t forget to visit out Patreon for exclusive content. https://www.patreon.com/HomersPodyssey

Who doesn’t love a great villain? Tristan and Chris discuss Marvel’s latest and villainy in general (specific to films- not IRL). What makes a great villain? Where does Eric Killmonger rank among other nefarious Erics (Magneto, we’re looking at you)? Wait a minute, wasn’t the bad guy in Cliffhanger also called Eric?To be continued...

With host Kyle Lee, we interview author, poet, activist, and writer Jonathan Walton about his article entitled, I Went to See Black Panther and Found Myself in Erik Killmonger. You can read the full article on the Huffington Post.

All episodes available at http://TheNeuroNerds.com. Follow @TheNeuroNerds on Twitter/Instagram and Like us at Facebook.com/TheNeuroNerds. Summary We all have villains we love to hate. The main thing that makes a super villain great is their relatability. As the Joker once said to Batman, “all it takes is one bad day, that's how far the world is from where I am.” In this episode, Joe and Lauren discuss their favorite villains in comics and cinema from Loki to Mr. Freeze to The Terminator to Killmonger. They also touch on the power of the mind to create your own inner villain or hero and how refocusing on the positive versus the negative can be the difference between just surviving and thriving in your brain injury recovery journey. Topics Discussed in this Episode Favorite villains from Mr. Freeze to The Terminator to Killmonger and more. Resetting the brain and mind over matter - how focusing on the positive instead of the negative affects the brain injury recovery journey Exploring why we love villains so much - because we can relate to where they're coming from and why they do what they do like with villains like Loki and Killmonger Tips for managing negative thinking How staying in the positive vortex helped Joe get from not being able to walk to walking with a cane to where he is now in his stroke recovery. Accepting that your story is your story and how to stop comparing yourself to others. Links to Topics Mentioned The Joker's “One Bad Day” Monologue: The Killing Joke, https://youtu.be/EvLlWh-guck Terminator 2: Judgement Day, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminator_2:_Judgment_Day Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. Freeze, http://batman.wikia.com/wiki/Mr.Freeze(Arnold_Schwarzenegger) Black Panther's Eric Killmonger, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Killmonger YouSoRock Facebook Group, https://www.facebook.com/groups/yousorock Submit your story to be featured on YouSoRock, https://www.joesorocks.com/yousorock Credits Co-hosted by Joe Borges and Lauren Manzano Find Joe at http://joesorocks.com and @joesorocks on Twitter/Instagram and submit your stroke/brain injury recovery story at https://www.joesorocks.com/submit-your-story Find Lauren at @laurenlmanzano on Instagram, @tankbbg on Twitter Produced by Joe Borges and Felice LaZae Edited by Felice LaZae, http://felicelazae.com, @felicelazae on Twitter/Instagram Theme song produced by Sleep Deez, @sleepvision on Instagram, @sleepdeez on Twitter

Welcome the first episode of Low Key! Our first journey with the crew (Tim Molly, Keith Dennie, and Aaron Lanton) explores the key themes of Marvel's Black Panther that went unnoticed. For example, is there a such thing as a good ethnostate? How does vibranium work as an allegory to Silicon Valley's pillage of African cobalt? Why do many people believe Eric Killmonger is more empathetic than T'Challa? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a special treat: A bonus episode of "Low Key," the new podcast Tim is making with Aaron Lanton and Keith Dennie. Our first journey with the crew explores the key themes of "Black Panther" that went unnoticed. For example, is there such a thing as a good ethnostate? How does vibranium work as an allegory? Why do people believe Eric Killmonger is more empathetic than T'Challa? Let's go!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome the first episode of Low Key! Our first journey with the crew explores the key themes of Marvel's Black Panther that went unnoticed. For example, is there a such thing as a good ethnostate? How does vibranium work as an allegory to Silicon Valley's pillage of African cobalt? Why do many people believe Eric Killmonger is more empathetic than T'Challa?We dive into that and more in this premiere episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lyt med når Sanna, Signe og Saynab taler Black Panther.    Episode oversigt 00.00 Introduktion: Sanna fortæller kort om Black Panthers historie, og Signe og Saynab byder ind med deres introduktion og forhold til karakteren. 03:52 Film diskussion: Signe, Saynab og Sanna fangirler de komplekse karakterer i den helstøbte verden som er Wakanda, især Eric Killmonger og det kors han bærer på. 10.20 Actionscenerne: Der snakkes biljagt med vibraniumspyd, rustningklædte næsehorn og global retfærdighed. Signe introducerer verden til fagudtrykket deus ex gorilla. 23.47 Black Panthers mange temaer: tab af forbilleder, mikro-makro afrofuturisme og filmens placering i MCU. Der tales også om diversitet i filmens cast og crew. 39.54 Black Panther som politisk værk: Wakanda som stærk afrikansk nation, repræsentation og ligestilling. 50.27 Der debatteres om Black Panther bliver den nye målestok for superheltefilm. 53.04 Fandom: Black Panther har allerede sat sit poteaftryk på verden. Der fortælles om #blackpantherchallenge og representation matters. 57.32 Fandom favoritter: Signe, Saynab og Sanna slutter af med at gushe om favoritkarakterer og adresserer næsehornet i rummet.   Omtalte links og video-klip kan alle findes på vores blog.

[School of Movies 2018] Arguably Marvel’s most globally significant movies to date comes roaring into the School of Movies, and have we got a show for you tonight.  We’re talking the stunningly beautiful and invigorating land of Wakanda, its fusion of African cultures, tradition and futurism, the royal family of heroes, the fascinating support cast, the transportive music, the detail and meaning packed into every onscreen element, and maybe the best Marvel villain yet, Eric Killmonger. Guests Brenden Agnew of Cinapse Kaoru Negisa  and Debbie Morse of Sequentially Yours Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst Spencer Leeb of The Death of Subtlety Aquila Edwards @aquilaedwards Eric Jones of Waxing Cinematic Arlington can be found here: https://newcentury.bandcamp.com/album/new-century-arlington

We take a trip over to Wakanda for the newest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Panther.Swardiq from the "Everday Hero" show joins us to discuss Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, spoiler-free for the first 20:48! Following his debut in Captain America: Civil War, did we like our extended look at T'Challa as the Black Panther? More importantly now that we know all about Wakanda, how is it going to play into Avengers: Infinity War? Plus, how does Eric Killmonger compare to the rest of the villains in the MCU? Finally, where does this movie fall in our MCU rankings?Join the conversation on Twitter: @MACandGUpodcast