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Of course, the attire makes it possible for the artist to stretch out in creative ways in this case. Along the cape, we see other characters, which are likely the Dora Milaje--the bodyguards, at least historically, for Black Panther/T'Challa.
Coipel draws the legs of Black Panther's suit encased in what appears to be fire. Fire also trails the women on the cape.
Related:
• List of Black Panther variants and artists
• A Notebook on Black Panther
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