BlackPantherWakandaForever star Tenoch Huerta addresses those Killmonger comparisons
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever star Tenoch Huerta addressed the comparisons between his character and Killmonger. In the upcoming sequel, he plays Namor, but in the Black Panther fandom, Michael B. Jordan's villain casts a long shadow. While speaking with Total Film, Huerta expressed some hope that the Sub-Mariner would live in fans' minds like the mercenary did years ago.
"I hope so!" @TenochHuerta says when TF asks if audiences will gravitate to Namor like they did to Killmonger."He made a great antagonist, and people loved him. I loved that character when I saw the first #BlackPanther. I hope that people engage in the same way with Namor." pic.twitter.com/pXmPf09n9i
"I think he was a necessary part of the conversation," Jordan said."He cared about his people just as much as T'Challa. He just had a different way about getting it done. I think he was a historian that studied the history of government and oppression. Erik is a really smart guy, an MIT graduate."
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