Black Panther Epic Collection: Panther’s Prey
Don McGregor · Gene Colan · Dwayne Turner · Sandy Plunkett
Story era 05 · The Gauntlet Years
Panther’s Quest and Panther’s Prey continue McGregor’s exploration of Wakanda after Panther’s Rage.
One-book project: Black Panther — Panther’s Quest and Panther’s Prey
Setup & reading order
- After Black Panther: Panther’s Prey #4
McGregor’s continuation concludes here. Priest’s later Black Panther run provides a new introduction.
Optional context & path
Path: Black Panther. Related projects that read well in this order; the order is a suggestion, not a requirement.
Useful background and earlier stops: Black Panther — Panther’s Rage.
Only required setup and earlier volumes in the same project affect the queue. Everything here is optional.
About these books · 4 sources
Publisher and reference pages describe the editions. Reviews and reader discussions offer different views of the stories.
- r/OmnibusCollectors — Panther’s Prey format discussion (opens in a new tab)Readers
- AIPT — Panther’s Prey Epic Collection review (opens in a new tab)Critics and editors
- Marvel — Black Panther Epic Collection: Panther’s Prey (opens in a new tab)Publisher
- Grand Comics Database — Panther’s Prey Epic Collection (opens in a new tab)Reference
The books
Black Panther Epic Collection: Panther’s Prey
Book 1 of 1 · The Gauntlet Years
Panther’s Quest (1989–1990) leads into Panther’s Prey (1991), followed by the book’s early-1990s anthology codas.
See reading checkpoints9781302921989Planned edition#1–4#13–37#148#19#1#60#1Panther’s Quest runs through the Black Panther portions of Marvel Comics Presents #13–37; follow those installments as one serial, not as twenty-five complete anthology issues. The other partial entries collect only “Triumph of the Hunter,” “The Vanities of Philip Whitehead,” “Conflagration,” “Big Applesauce!” and “Legacy,” leaving their source issues’ other features out.
Edition sources
Each ISBN identifies a specific printing and cover. “Owned copy” identifies the edition on my shelf; “Planned edition” identifies the edition listed for collecting.
Duplication · Black Panther Epic Collection: Panther’s Prey
These books share full issues or parts of issues with other books in the plan. Open the lists below to see which stories repeat.
No shared contents are recorded with other books in the plan.
Things to know
- McGregor’s narration is deliberately dense and the two long stories use very different visual approaches.
- Every anthology appearance is scoped to its named Black Panther segment so unrelated material in the same issue shell is not treated as duplicated.