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Correct. I watched the premiere and nothing can prepare you for the giant secret government agency which consists of two people in a large empty warehouse staring at big screen tv.
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Marvel Announces "Death of the Inhumans"
- Thread starter BWoog
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Correct. I watched the premiere and nothing can prepare you for the giant secret government agency which consists of two people in a large empty warehouse staring at big screen tv.
Good. That's exactly what the Inhumans need after this all non-sense: to get away for a while so they are eventually reinvented.
Don't see this like the end of the Inhumans permanently. They will be back. But this is exactly what these characters need right now.
Don't see this like the end of the Inhumans permanently. They will be back. But this is exactly what these characters need right now.
I'm sure they won't actually kill off any of the major Inhumans off, but you better believe they're going to cull a lot of the new ones created in the last few years now they have the mutants back.
I imagine Attilan will end up back in space/the moon too.
I imagine Attilan will end up back in space/the moon too.
Can someone give some Black Bolt to read. I got Marvel Unlimited and have read Silent War and some other things but is there more? I like BB and it's kinda disappointing he was ruined on the show and probably won't ever appear in the movies.
Wow.
So it's basically a big fuck you.
"Oh you didn't like the Inhumans more Than the X-men? So we give you X-men and you still won't give Inhumans a shot? Fine, we'll fucking kill them. You fucking happy now?" Well I like them, just not the direction modern comics have take— "oooooh no fuck you, you chose the X-men and you can't have both. They're fucking dead".
So it's basically a big fuck you.
"Oh you didn't like the Inhumans more Than the X-men? So we give you X-men and you still won't give Inhumans a shot? Fine, we'll fucking kill them. You fucking happy now?" Well I like them, just not the direction modern comics have take— "oooooh no fuck you, you chose the X-men and you can't have both. They're fucking dead".
The actual comic books. And read Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman. And the late 90s miniseries by Paul Jenkins.
Are any of them good? My cursory peak leaves me feeling they all suck and have mediocre art still.
Inhumans - Why do people like Karnak?
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War of Kings. And the buildup to Secret Wars with him in the Illuminati.
Look, this is fun and all, and peace out Atillan.
But they aren't actually all going to die. If marvel wanted to just give up on them forever they would just drop all the titles. The X-men didn't die after death of X. The opposite in fact. Their crisis stopped. Inhumans will be fine.
But they aren't actually all going to die. If marvel wanted to just give up on them forever they would just drop all the titles. The X-men didn't die after death of X. The opposite in fact. Their crisis stopped. Inhumans will be fine.
It's an upcoming comic book storyline
All of the tv shows from Netflix and ABC are canon, or at least they you want to believe they are
Jeff Loeb had his sticky fingers all over that travesty. Loeb needs to go from Marvel TV. And soon!
It's more of a Quicksilver story but Son of M is a great read. And there's the New Avengers Illuminati comics.
People will dismiss this as PR, but I think it's more likely than not to be pretty close to the truth.
The optics of it are undeniably pretty amusing, though.
Do you really need to ask? They didn't have the budget for it beyond the first episode.
I already checked out the first and wasn't a fan to be honest. I'll check out the latter two. And for the last one.. whoa, the inhumans go back that far?
The Inhumans go back to Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's Fantastic Four. They predate Galactus, Silver Surfer, and Black Panther.
Paul Jenkins´ Inhumans is their best book. But the War of Kings event is also pretty good.
Aside from that, the Inhumans are usually pretty good supporting characters. They are interesting because they are aliens, weird, isolated, mysterious and so on.
Paul Jenkins´ run is good because it is a mini-series that keeps that, you spotlight them, but keep them aloof, weird and unexplainable enough.
When they turn into the X-Men, the concept basically died.
I have hope that series, ironically, will revitalize them; that will bump them down to this weird secret eugenistic alien society again.
Aside from that, the Inhumans are usually pretty good supporting characters. They are interesting because they are aliens, weird, isolated, mysterious and so on.
Paul Jenkins´ run is good because it is a mini-series that keeps that, you spotlight them, but keep them aloof, weird and unexplainable enough.
When they turn into the X-Men, the concept basically died.
I have hope that series, ironically, will revitalize them; that will bump them down to this weird secret eugenistic alien society again.
damn, no respect for kirby's work from some of y'all - ive been a fan at least since jenkins & lee
not like it's gotta be either/or with the x-men who literally haven't been exciting in a decade plus now
yeah, also this
not like it's gotta be either/or with the x-men who literally haven't been exciting in a decade plus now
yeah, also this
Once upon a time the Inhumans were the dopest group of heroes that would come through and be amazing. Marvel turning their own work against another group like this has destroyed them.
so the Inhumans go back to the back seat where they belong. I recently finished reading the three War of Kings omnibi and I'm still not a fan of them.
eh... Medusa's hair was always going to be hard to translate onto film.
No fucking way
eh... Medusa's hair was always going to be hard to translate onto film.
No fucking way
The old 80's X-Men crossover?
I'm getting close to reading it myself(doing an X-Men reading marathon and up to 1984 currently), but I -LOVED- the Magik origin with all the Limbo stuff, so an entire event dedicated to bringing that back intrigues me greatly.
....unless you are referring to something else?
How many people in comics stay death?
Did Superman in the Death of Superman? Did Batman in Batman RIP? How about Jean Grey? Did Logan stay dead in Death of Wolverine? Did Ultimate Spider-Man stay dead in Death of Spider-Man? Etc etc
This is just marketing imo.