Erik Killmonger is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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Erik Killmonger is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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Erik Killmonger was taken and raised abroad by his hateful caretakers, and given a new name and identity by those who had robbed him of paradise.
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Erik Killmonger later changed his name to Erik Killmonger, and studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, still desperate to avenge his father's death.
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Erik Killmonger returned to Wakanda after king T'Challa brought their homeland to the attentions of the outside world.
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Erik Killmonger then set about systematically killing other Wakandan refugees as an effective misdirection ploy so as to foment his plans for global conflict.
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Erik Killmonger became a subversive, with dreams of ridding Wakanda of what he termed "white colonialist" cultural influences, and return it entirely to its ancient ways.
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Erik Killmonger then took advantage of Black Panther's frequent absences in America with the Avengers to stage a coup d'etat, along with Baron Macabre.
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Erik Killmonger was defeated and killed, until the Mandarin claimed his body.
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Erik Killmonger's followers resurrected him again and he would clash with T'Challa on several other occasions.
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Erik Killmonger maintained control of Wakanda for a while and even attempted to inherit T'Challa's Avengers status, but when he underwent the ascension rite needed to cement his position, his body had a severe reaction to the heart-shaped herb that he was required to consume - it was poisonous to all but the royal bloodline.
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Erik Killmonger eventually came out of his coma, thus; reclaiming his position as chieftain over Wakanda.
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Erik Killmonger went to New York and contacted Kasper Cole, an inner-city police officer masquerading as Black Panther to help him with cases, and attempted to gain him as an ally by offering him a buffered version of Black Panther's heart-shaped herb and help finding his supervisor's kidnapped son.
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Erik Killmonger is an expert martial artist with peak-level strength and a genius-level intellect.
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Erik Killmonger is an expert tactician, having taken over Wakanda and Niganda multiple times.
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Erik Killmonger is capable of taking attacks from stronger foes and falls from great heights that would kill or injure a normal person with little to no injury .
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Erik Killmonger retaliated by impaling him from behind and planting bombs around Wakanda.
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Erik Killmonger was successful in killing it and making his daughter the new Avatar of Bast.
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Version of Erik Killmonger appears as a member of the Multiversal Masters of Evil.
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Erik Killmonger wears armor that resembles the Destroyer laced with Vibranium and was responsible for conquering Wakanda and Asgard.
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King Erik Killmonger's actions have earned him the wrath of an alternate T'Challa who operated as Sky Spider and later operated as Vibranium Man.
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Jordan's performance as Erik Killmonger received critical acclaim, and the character was widely hailed as one of the best villains in the MCU.
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Erik Killmonger is referenced in the song "King's Dead" by rappers Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, and Future, from the 2018 Black Panther film's soundtrack.
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