tchalla

Yes, Tchalla does die in some comic storylines.

Tchalla dies in the comics as a consequence of a series of intense battles and strategic plots against him. It's a heart-wrenching moment for fans.

Yes, Tchalla has a son in some comic storylines.

As far as I know, Tchalla doesn't have a son in the comics. The storylines haven't introduced such a character development yet.

You can start by looking on Archive of Our Own (AO3). It has a large collection of fanfics, including many for the tchalla x tony pairing. Just use the search function and type in relevant keywords like 'tchalla x tony' and you'll get a list of stories.

A popular one is 'Two Worlds United'. It shows T'Challa and Tony meeting at an international conference. Initially, there are misunderstandings due to cultural differences. However, as they start to work on a global security issue, they begin to understand each other better. The fanfic focuses on their journey from being skeptical of each other to becoming friends and allies, with some great action scenes and emotional exchanges along the way.

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