These pics of the Black Panther cast will make you more exicted for the movie!

Cape Town – Since the release of the Black Panther trailer we've been waiting with bated breath for another look inside Wakanda. 

And now Entertainment Weekly has made our wishes come true.

The cast grace the cover of the magazine's annual Comic Com preview edition. 

Chadwick Boseman, Lupita Nyong'o and Michael B. Jordan look fierce AF.

Boseman reprises his role as T'Challa/Black Panther, Nyongo'o plays his former lover and an undercover operative of the Dora Milaje and Jordan is Erik Killmonger a Wakandan exile who seeks to overthrow T'Challa.

See the cover here:

Welcome to Wakanda.?? Your exclusive first look at @MarvelStudios’ @BlackPanther—one of the most beloved, game-changing superhero stories ever—has arrived! In this week’s issue, you’ll get an exclusive report from the #BlackPanther set, plus new photos and intel on #JusticeLeague, #GameOfThrones, #Outlander and so much more. Click the link in our bio for a preview, and make sure to pick up an issue on newsstands starting July 14. ??: @kwakualston/Marvel Studios #Marvel

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Other images inside the magazine include a look at key characters like: Angela Bassett, Forrest Whitaker, Danai Gurira, Daniel Kaluuya and Tessa Thompson.

See the pics here:

We are in the Hall of Kings. ?? Check out this portrait of the ruling Wakandans from #MarvelStudios' #BlackPanther, and click the link in our bio to get the scoop on this game-changer of a royal family. ??: @Kwakualston/©Marvel Studios 2018 #Marvel

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Journey into the paradise of Wakanda — and face the dangers threatening to destroy it. Click the link in our bio for 20 BRAND NEW exclusive photos from @MarvelStudios' #BlackPanther. ??????: Matt Kennedy/©Marvel Studios

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Bow down to Wakandan royalty. See 20 exclusive images from @marvelstudios' @theblackpanther: https://t.co/XmwObx5LhX #BlackPanther pic.twitter.com/yRjHvIQfP5

— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) July 12, 2017

.@chadwickboseman on how #BlackPanther defines strength: https://t.co/WOYYE1fCpH pic.twitter.com/N6YHny6GEk

— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) July 12, 2017

South African actor John Kani will reprise his role as T'Chaka while his son Atandwa will play the young T'Chaka.

The film is set to hit cinemas February 2018.