You are absolutely right that we have barely scratched the surface of Nigerian mythology and folklore in the global superhero landscape. While Nollywood has experimented with the genre in films like Jagun Jagun or the more localized superhero satire Chief Daddy, many of these stories often go unnoticed by international audiences despite their rich potential. Nigerian culture is filled with incredible themes like the power of the Orishas or the complex, legendary figures from Yoruba and Igbo mythology, which could easily provide a fresh, sophisticated alternative to the tired tropes of typical comic book franchises. A big-budget exploration of these narratives would likely resonate globally because people are currently craving original world-building that moves away from the usual Western settings. If studios began to authentically adapt these stories with the respect and budget they deserve, they could absolutely captivate the world just as Black Panther did, proving that hero stories are universal when the heart of the culture remains at the center.