Kevin Feige, president—and Supreme Overlord!—of Marvel Studios, has officially announced that Ryan Coogler, director of Sundance favorite Fruitvale Station and Rocky-spin off Creed, will direct Black Panther. In an official statement, Feige says:
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Playing the titular King of Wakanda is Chadwick Boseman, who is set to debut his character in Captain America: Civil War (in Philippine theaters April 27, 2016) before appearing in his solo movie slated for release on February 16, 2018.
