/r/Inhumans
This subreddit is for fans of the Marvel Inhumans. Whether its comics or from the TV show feel free to discuss or post anything Inhumans here.
Recommended jumping off point for new readers: Inhumans by Jae Lee and Paul Jenkins
A subreddit devoted to Marvel's Inhumans and all related story arcs. Discuss all thing Inhumans, comics, art, TV, fan-fic, no Inhumans topic is off limit!
Inhumans TV premiering September 2017 on ABC and in IMAX Theatres.
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/r/Inhumans
Hi guys quick question,why exactly were the Fantastic 4 fighting the inhumans,and is Medusa a ‘bad guy’ as she’s in the frightful four 😀
Here are some individual characters who I think may have the latent gene within them mostly due to be related in some way to someone who had been confirmed to have such:
What Inhumans/NuHumans from the comics would you've liked to see and know more about? What ones did you find interesting and intriguing? What ones do you think may've had some potential? And what would you've liked to see with them?
Some NuHumans that've had my intrigue and interest include the likes of Quickfire, Emulator, Glorianna, Fulmina, Ren Kimura, and Sarah Garza.
Lads yere probably tired of all the where to start posts but seriously what’s the first few essential reads
Hi all. Sorry in advance for the classic “new here” post. But after first seeing inhumans in Agents of Shield I am totally hooked and want to know as much as possible. I have the classic picks already like Inhumans by Paul Jenkins, Inhumanity and Inhuman so far. Are there any other reads or any media at all I should look into? I know IvX has a lot of drama around it, but does anyone here like it? Thanks in advance and I look forward to having some fun Inhumans conversations.
I know agents of shield did something with the Terrigen mist but agents of shield isn't MCU canon. I know they also made a show about Inhumans which absolutely tanked which is why they're scared of trying anything with those characters again. However I feel like with all the things they know now they can do it much better. They already know what to do. I was thinking thaay while they're introducing the X-Men they might as well introduce the Inhumans or just give small hints. I feel like introducing that can add a lot to the lore and make things slightly more comic accurate. Also I will be honest the show wasn't that good but the comics were pretty nice like the Jae Lee and Paul Jenkins run from 1998 or 4-issue miniseries by Carlos Pacheco and Jose Ladronn. And also some honorable mentions: Inhumans: Once and Future Kings by Chris Priest
Son of M by David Hine
Silent War by David Hine
Secret Invasion: Inhumans by Joe Pokaski
I would love to see the characters in these come to live on the big screen.
What do y'all think?
I have a few Inhumans books already(inhumanity, inhuman, uncanny inhumans) but I’m wondering what are the best earlier places to jump in and get an overall good understanding of the inhumans. Specially wondering if there are any omnibus that are a must
Never read inhumans neither i know the least about them. But am curious. Recently started reading marvel comics, only read 5-6 comics so far. How and where should i start reading marvel inhumans
How'd you guys feel? I don't have the slightest bit of optimism with this idk why
If somehow Marvel got this idea on keeping the Inhumans brand alive by creating a superhero group called the NuHumans filled with a bunch of NuHumans that's left on Earth like Moon Girl, Inferno, Quake, Downer, Synapse, Mosaic, Kid Kaiju
Would you read it?
After reading a lot of X Men stuff during Krakoa era. It makes me wonder, did you all ever imagine what life is like in Attilan? In the moon and also in the flying city version of Attilan, not the Hudson river one cuz i hate it
I would like to imagine me, as a Nuhumans, stepping into Attilan like i just entered a Cyberpunk world, but what do you guys imagine a life in Attilan look like?
What's your opinion regarding Kamala as a mutant? I felt like it's the final nail to the coffin for Inhumans and it hurts me cause i always love Inhumans. What do you guys think?
Last time I read was Death of Inhumans by Donny Cates. So what did I missed? Is there any continuity of the story? Or any significant stories related to Inhumans? (I haven't read any comics for long time until I saw new Thor run, so I just want to check out what's new)
I also want to ask about Inhuman's relevancy. Ever since Agent of the SHIELD introduced Inhumans, I was stoke with Inhumans lore at some how I do prefer some of Inhumans mythos more than Mutants mythos (don't let X-men fans see this). At that time Marvel push inhumans kinda replacing X-men during ANAD era,like Civil War 2 centered around inhumans, there was Inhumans vs X-men (can't remember the story but pretty sure fans were pissed off especially xmen bros), and terrible ABC Inhumans show. Then after Disney bought Fox, the Inhuman's fame somehow faded away which bring back the golden years of X-men. Ever since Kamala went from inhuman to Mutant which also became canon in comic (I hate when they MCU-fied the main comic) everyone talk about Xmen more than the inhumans and the Eternals already in MCU, I don't think they have no space left for another superpower race species. Well at least we got Anson Mount in comic accurate Black Bolt suit. So do you think Inhumans will ever return in any forms of media?
I think like they would be dealing with a different empire in space tying to invade the moon to ultimately invade earth and the inhumans have a bigger reason to fight then because of something they did an they defeat them in the final act saving their land and saving humans
The reason this coul be good I because it's redemption for the inhumans keeping them as a neutral party in the cosmos wanting order They could be shown to be aggressive when needed, showing their "game of thrones" aspect And just have a good writer and make it a scfi action maybe and they is their redemption in the mcu