My Revolution of PARTs

Back in 2018, Michael B. Jordan entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe and delivered one of the most highly-praised villain performances in franchise history with his role as Erik Killmonger in the Academy Award-winning Black Panther . Unfortunately, that movie ended with Jordan's villain accepting death after battling for the throne, leaving fans hungry for more of his complex and deep character. While Erik Stevens met his end in the live-action MCU, fans got to see Jordan make his second appearance as the Black Panther antagonist in two episodes of What If...? on Disney+. The alternate reality-based story showed Killmonger leaning even more heavily toward his dark side as he took over Wakanda before teaming up with the Guardians of the Multiverse, only to betray them and take the Infinity Stones for himself. ADVERTISEMENT As Marvel Studios looks ahead to the 2022 release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever , rumors have teased that Jordan's Kill...

Black Panther was a worldwide phenomenon when it was released back in 2018. The late Chadwick Boseman’s performance as T’Challa made him forever an icon to many worldwide and made everyone remember the nation of Wakanda. In the film, he went up against Michael B. Jordan’s Killmonger, whose right to the throne put the two on a collision course. Killmonger has been touted as one of the best villains Marvel Studios has ever done. His fight against oppression spoke true to countless people. ADVERTISEMENT Sadly, the end of his first appearance resulted in his untimely death. While it remains to be seen if fans will ever see him in the MCU again, especially given all the Multiverse shenanigans going around, fans have been keeping their hope alive, something the actor is aware of. Recently while promoting his upcoming film A Journal for Jordan , the man behind Kilmonger talked about the MCU, but not in regards to himself—rather, for his director Denzel Washin...