When asked on Twitter if any of the other writers involved in the various Black Panther series has been invited to the premiere, Gay responded, “I actually don’t know. Several tweets from attendees who were there seem to indicate Coates was at least in attendance. Marvel has not yet responded to a request for comment about Gay’s apparent exclusion from the star-studded Black Panther premiere on Monday night, and has not yet confirmed if any of the comics’ authors were invited to the event. Black Panther: World of Wakanda Ta-Nehisi Coates & Roxane Gay. Comics and Graphic Novels by Roxane Gay The last category, but certainly not the least of her work, is her writing for graphic novels and comic book series award winning writing, I might add. In an interview with Time after World of Wakanda’s cancellation, she said she thought Marvel could have done more to reach out to non-comics audiences to promote her series, but that she had an “an overall great experience working with Marvel” and hoped to write for them again. Roxane Gay’s Marvel comics debut is a tear-jerking love story for the ages, encapsulating all the emotion, romance, tragedy, and fearsome intelligence of Black Panther’s Wakandan. Gay has said she left Marvel on good terms. I don’t know that that’s really true, but that’s what we saw in sales,” Marvel’s David Gabriel said in an interview in March 2017. “What we heard was that people didn’t want any more diversity. Marvel’s decision to cancel the series drew criticism - especially since it came only months after one of Marvel’s vice presidents had attributed poor comic sales to “diversity.” Coates, Gay and poet Yona Harvey all collaborated on the World of Wakana series, which was critically acclaimed but was canceled after just six issues had been published.

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