Chadwick Boseman who is the First African-American Superhero, hot photo shoot for Rolling Stone

The latest film of Marvel, Black Panther’s actor Chadwick Boseman is periodically in headlines now as he is receiving love from his supporters from all over the globe.

The film is said to be the highest opener in box office for the month of February 2018. Till date, it has drawn $404 million at the box office universally. Chadwick is the first African-American superhero.

Freshly, he is in recognition for his hot shirtless photo shoot for the cover of Rolling Stone’s March 8 edition. And the supporters are going mad.

When asked about his success, he gave the simplest answer, “I still recognize the enthusiasm people had to see Malcolm X. And this is bigger, because it includes other people, too. Everybody comes to see the Marvel movie.”

He thinks that he gets satisfying possibilities as an actor.

His main role actress response to his hot photoshoot

The diva actress of Black Panther named Lupita Nyong’o is a famous African Mexican actress. She profoundly appreciated him after his hot photo shoot. She took her Instagram account to celebrate Chadwick. She captioned,

“Image is the greatest class of flattery: @chadwickboseman I cherish your calm, poised, regal character. You produced the property of all your experience, knowledge and physicality to T’Challa.

You drove us into the land of Wakanda without ego, without pretense, without fear. We realize the advantages now honestly because of your courage, your fierce dedication, your intense passion, and your grueling workout regimen.”

What actually transpired when Chadwick got the character of Black Panther?

When Chadwick caught the news that he will be contracted as a superhero for the Marvel’s Black Panther, the preeminent thing he did was he called his father. He urged his father to do the DNA test to ask about his origins. He said,

“I believe it was his idea of saying, ‘As an African-American, I understand you’re disconnected from your ancestors and your culture and your traditions,’ ” Boseman says. “ ’Here’s my way of greeting you back.”