Family Weighs In On Whether Or Not 'Black Panther' Co-Creator Jack Kirby Would Have Liked the Film | THR News

The transcript discusses the creation and cultural impact of the comic book superhero Black Panther, created by Lee and Kirby in the 1960s. Initially reaching a limited audience, the character has now become a global phenomenon with the release of the Marvel Studios film starring Chadwick Boseman. The film is seen as a cultural movement, highlighting the importance of representation and social justice. Kirby's legacy is celebrated, acknowledging his role in creating iconic characters despite facing adversity, such as threats from the American Nazi Party for Captain America. The transcript concludes with a reflection on Kirby's lasting impact and the significance of Black Panther in today's society.

What significant cultural movement is associated with the Black Panther film?

What challenges did Jack Kirby face when creating characters like Black Panther?