Black Panther has been a bonafide, certified record-breaker since the moment it premiered in February last year.

It was the first superhero movie about a black superhero, the highest-grossing movie of all time directed by a black man, the biggest opening weekend for a superhero movie (and a movie that wasn’t a sequel) and the first movie that caused teenagers to clamp their teeth down on their retainers, shattering them into pieces, when they first clapped eyes on the movie’s villain Killmonger (Michael B Jordan).

Now, it has been nominated for seven Oscars, making history in the process. Black Panther is officially the first superhero movie to be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards, a feat that no Marvel or DC movie before it has achieved.

How the Black Panther Oscar nominations made history