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#520  Review: Black Panther: Man Without Fear #520  The former
king of a small African nation continues to be crammed into
Daredevil's mold. At least he's got guest stars to shake things
up a bit.  Black Panther 520  Black Panther: Man Without Fear
has, for the most part, been an exercise in taking everything
cool and unique about T'Challa away and trying to make him more
normal and accessible (read: "America-centric"), which has only
served to make him sort of boring and kind of annoying. 
T'Challa's insistence on proving himself capable without any
assistance now that he's lost his resources and access to the
heart-shaped herb that granted him enhanced senses and reflexes
makes a certain amount sense, but every issue is drenched with
him whining when people help him accomplish anything and it's
gotten old fast.  In #520, however, T'Challa's wife Ororo Munroe
has dropped in to save his bacon and bust his chops for trying
to isolate himself so much,