Marvel debuted a collection of variant covers celebrating BlackHistoryMonth
The next installment in Marvel's Voices anthology series will be centered on Black History Month, and the publisher has released new variant covers and details on short stories starring heroes such as Black Panther, Storm, Blade, and more. Marvel's Voices: Wakanda Forever #1 is February's Black History Month offering, and as the name suggests will feature some of the heroes fans can find in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Four Black History Month variant covers star Storm of the X-Men, Black Panther, Blade, and Photon, and can be found on issues of Moon Knight, Scarlet Witch, Spider-Man, and Thor. These comics will also have Black History Month backup stories running through February, teaming Black heroes up with other Marvel characters in some team-up action.
Thor #31 will include a team-up story featuring Thor and Black Panther by writer Cheryl Lynn Eaton and artist ChrisCross, with a variant cover by Ken Lashley; Moon Knight #20 will see the crescent crusader crosses paths with the Sheriff of the Vampire Nation, Bladein a story by writer Danny Lore and artist Ray-Anthony Height, with a variant cover by Chris Allen; Spider-Man #5 features Spider-Man and Photon in an action-packed adventure by writer Justin A.
As for Marvel's Voices: Wakanda Forever #1, a rundown of its five stories and creative teams can be found below:On Sale 2/1 MOON KNIGHT #20 BLACK HISTORY MONTH VARIANT COVER by CHRIS ALLENprevnext On Sale 2/15 SPIDER-MAN #5 BLACK HISTORY MONTH VARIANT COVER by KAREN S. DARBOE prevnext On Sale 2/15 prevnext 0commentsOn Sale 2/22 THOR #31 BLACK HISTORY MONTH VARIANT COVER by KEN LASHLEY
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