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| [[Ulysses Klaue]] manages to steal 250 kg of [[vibranium]] in [[Wakanda]], helped by [[N'Jobu]]. King [[T'Chaka]], warned by [[Zuri]], a [[War Dog]] who pretended to be his friend James, comes in [[New York City]] to bring back N'Jobu in Wakanda for trial. When N'Jobu attempts to kill Zuri who betrayed him, T'Chaka has to kill his own brother to save Zuri. N'Jobu is survived by his young son [[Eric Killmonger|N'Jadaka]], abandoned as well to his fate. |
| [[Ulysses Klaue]] manages to steal 250 kg of [[vibranium]] in [[Wakanda]], helped by [[N'Jobu]]. King [[T'Chaka]], warned by [[Zuri]], a [[War Dog]] who pretended to be his friend James, comes in [[New York City]] to bring back N'Jobu in Wakanda for trial. When N'Jobu attempts to kill Zuri who betrayed him, T'Chaka has to kill his own brother to save Zuri. N'Jobu is survived by his young son [[Eric Killmonger|N'Jadaka]], abandoned as well to his fate. |
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Latest revision as of 10:47, 11 January 2019
1992 events
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| Ulysses Klaue manages to steal 250 kg of vibranium in Wakanda, helped by N'Jobu. King T'Chaka, warned by Zuri, a War Dog who pretended to be his friend James, comes in New York City to bring back N'Jobu in Wakanda for trial. When N'Jobu attempts to kill Zuri who betrayed him, T'Chaka has to kill his own brother to save Zuri. N'Jobu is survived by his young son N'Jadaka, abandoned as well to his fate. | Black Panther |
