Black Panther 3 is officially greenlit with David Jonsson stepping into the iconic suit as Prince T’Challa, son of the late Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa — a role fans first glimpsed as a child in Wakanda Forever. The announcement came straight from director Ryan Coogler at SDCC, signaling a major franchise evolution. Returning stars Letitia Wright and Winston Duke reprise their roles as Shuri and M’Baku, setting the stage for a powerful generational handoff. The film hits theaters December 15, 2028, promising a bold new chapter that honors the legacy while forging ahead with fresh leadership.
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