Marvel’s Black Panther’s 10 greatest villains of all time
By Mark Lynch
Image Source: Marvel Digital Comics
3. Klaw
T’Challa was just a child when Klaw came and killed his father. Even as a child, T’Challa had the poise of a seasoned warrior. After Klaw killed his father, a T’Challa, who couldn’t have even been ten years old, shot Klaws hand off his arm. Klaw was so scared he jumped out the window to escape. At that moment, death seemed better than staying in the room with T’Challa.
Since then, Klaw has gone through a LOT of changes. He looks more like a machine than a man. According to marvel.wikia.com, Klaw, ” possesses a number of superhuman physical powers stemming from his body’s conversion into an extra-physical energy form.” But regardless of his form or powers, Klaw never stays away from The Black Panther. He’s like a bad penny. Most recently, he (along with Zeke Stane and Zenzi) captured the Midnight Angels and other Wakandans to study their minds.