As new data becomes known, "Black Panther" will be shot in Africa, where Wakanda is also located, the place of its supposed origin.
We have seen the presentation of this new superhero from the Marvel Universe of Heroes in the successful «Captain America: Civil War », which premiered on April 29.
The civil war that we have seen between two sides of different Marvel heroes, has served us to meet new characters who will have their own movie from now on. That has happened with Black Panther, a superhero played by Chadwick Boseman, who will have his own particular story in 2018 and who represents the variety that Marvel is projecting for the future of the studios.
The production of the film will be in charge of Nate Moore, who has explained that the film could be shot in Africa and released coinciding with Black History Month.
Other data corresponding to the script and the script are also being provided. According to the same producer, the plot of the film is being written by joe robert cole, a black screenwriter who has written some episodes of the popular "American Crime Story."
Let's remember that, in the Marvel comics, Black Panther develops its story in a fictional place called Wakanda, which we can locate to the North of Tanzania. The character's place of origin has been stated several times in "Captain America: Civil War" and we even got to see a small part of it in one of the scenes after the credits of the film.
Chadwick Boseman will play T'Challa, the prince of the fictional African nation of Wakanda. Black Panther, created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, first appeared in a Fantastic Four comic and was a great ally of the Avengers for a season. It is, according to Boseman, a mysterious character, you never know where he is and where he can appear.