Black Panther, the first black superhero in mainstream American comics, appeared in Fantastic Four #52, marking his debut in Marvel Comics.
Marvel Comics launched the first solo comic book series dedicated to Black Panther, expanding his story and presence in the Marvel Universe.
Marvel Studios announced the development of a standalone Black Panther film as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Three.
The Black Panther movie was released in theaters, receiving critical acclaim and breaking several box office records, significantly impacting popular culture.
Black Panther became the first superhero film to receive multiple Oscars, winning awards including Best Costume Design, Best Original Score, and Best Production Design.
Chadwick Boseman, the lead actor portraying Black Panther in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, passed away, deeply affecting fans and the future of the franchise.
Marvel Studios released the sequel to Black Panther, addressing the legacy of the character following Chadwick Boseman's passing.
The establishment of the Kingdom of Wakanda by the first Black Panther, marking the beginning of the lineage and protection of the nation.
Wakanda discovers a massive meteorite composed of Vibranium, providing the kingdom with its advanced technology and wealth.
The first Black Panther consumes the heart-shaped herb, gaining enhanced abilities and becoming the protector of Wakanda.
Erik Killmonger is born in Wakanda, a future rival claimant to the Wakandan throne.
Following King T'Chaka's death, T'Challa undergoes the ritual of the Black Panther and assumes the mantle of king and protector of Wakanda.
Erik Killmonger returns to Wakanda, leading a challenge for the throne against King T'Challa, resulting in a climactic battle.
An invasion of Wakanda occurs during the events of the Avengers' conflict, showcasing Wakandan technology and military strength.
After defeating Killmonger, T'Challa announces Wakanda will share its resources and technology with the world, ending centuries of isolation.
