The Black Panther movie may have made north of a billion dollars, but some people at Marvel were nervous about the appeal of such a film.
It wouldn't be the only time Marvel were that cautious over introducing Black Panther and it shows in the difference between Black Panther's first design byFantastic Four's original cover design, with what was intended to be the final design for the Black Panther. It is notable that he does not have a full face mask and we can see his nose, mouth chin – and skin.
Indeed. Black Panther's costume is the way it is, because Marvel had to consider the feelings and reactions of racists – whether that be printers, distributors, retailers or readers. To whom, the front page promotion of a black superhero standing alongside white superheroes – and getting star billing – was unacceptable. On the cover at least.
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