Inhumans Appreciation 2021

[Force de Phenix]

So we got a CBR article about how people are already comparing the Eternals movie to the Inhumans series. Since the two projects come from two different divisions in Disney/Marvel, there's a lot to differentiate them by, and while some of the skepticism may be founded, I think if the movie becomes successful it will pave the way for a proper MCU introduction of Inhumans, when the time is right.

The articles took some superficial elements like Karnak's power with the eternals' motifs. I get they probably have a quota of articles they have to write, but it's like the writer doesn't know much about (or ignores their knowledge purposely) of inhumans and eternals. I think The Eternals is going to be about a retconned immortal alien race of humanoids who build civilizations for humans and fight an alien invasion (Celestials) as opposed to a race of Terran humanoids that trigger their powers with alien fog and hide from humans because of conflict. Have they written articles about the X-Men being similar to the Attilanean inhumans and their politics?

Most people on Twitter and the forums seem to be excited for The Eternals because it'll be the origin of the MCU mutants, or so they think. It probably will be.

[Noek]

"The architecture also evokes a similar style to the Inhuman homeworld of Attilan." Ok this article can NOT be used. How uninformed are they?

[Force de Phenix]

"The architecture also evokes a similar style to the Inhuman homeworld of Attilan." Ok this article can NOT be used. How uninformed are they?

LOL. I hope people can appreciate and tell the difference between the Terran races. They keep saying "cosmic race" when they're from Earth and later went to a moon (both inhumans and eternals). Like people don't know the difference between inhumans and the Inhumans still.

[mung]

It's not surprising a lot of articles, especially the ones framing the inhumans in a bad light are full of inaccuracies.

[Noek]

On twitter someone thought why care about the Eternals and Inhumans if they weren't there for these events: Dark Phoenix, Onslaught, Dissasembled, Civil War, World War Hulk, Infinity, the whole time runs out. Out of this whole list, only the first has any form of argument.

[mung]

On twitter someone thought why care about the Eternals and Inhumans if they weren't there for these events: Dark Phoenix, Onslaught, Dissasembled, Civil War, World War Hulk, Infinity, the whole time runs out. Out of this whole list, only the first has any form of argument.

Either they have a bad memory or they didn't read those events. Crystal was one of the people jumped into the death thing to stop Onslaught. When the civil war thing was starting Tony and reed brought it up with the rest of the illuminati and BB told not to come near Attilan or it would be a fight. Black Bolt(skrull) was the first person Hulk fights in WWH. Infinity was literally about Thanos hunting his Inhuman son. The illuminati were the center of Hickmans entire event. As for the Eternals they have been left a lot.

[Mike_Murdock]

On twitter someone thought why care about the Eternals and Inhumans if they weren't there for these events: Dark Phoenix, Onslaught, Dissasembled, Civil War, World War Hulk, Infinity, the whole time runs out. Out of this whole list, only the first has any form of argument.

Dark Phoenix barely has any argument because it was just an X-Men story. Neither the Avengers nor the Fantastic Four were there either. On the flipside, Disassembled was just an Avengers story and didn't have the X-Men in it. Obviously, including Infinity on this list is a real head scratcher.

[Force de Phenix]

They inserted the wrong people here, but yeah...

[Force de Phenix]

How it should've happened:

[Noek]

Does the Universal Inhumans hurt or support the infiltration purpose? Is it meant that they made an Inhuman group for as many non-kree as they could then when the Kree launched an attack it would be an external and internal? Or did it mean they gave the alien DNA to humans and they alone were to be the ones to infiltrate?

[Ravin' Ray]

They inserted the wrong people here, but yeah...

Yikes! Where was this from?

[Oberon]

Does the Universal Inhumans hurt or support the infiltration purpose? Is it meant that they made an Inhuman group for as many non-kree as they could then when the Kree launched an attack it would be an external and internal? Or did it mean they gave the alien DNA to humans and they alone were to be the ones to infiltrate?

Good question. On the post above your's, the final panel is from ? Is that Medusa and who is she talking to ?

[Ravin' Ray]

On the post above your's, the final panel is from ? Is that Medusa and who is she talking to ?

That one I recognize. Son of M, #2 I think. Pietro was depowered following Decimation and asked permission to undergo Terrigenesis.

[mung]

Yikes! Where was this from?

Paradise X 12. Really weird mix up considering the Inhumans are one of the biggest players in the X series and that chapter focuses on Medusa and Ahura. Probably a miscommunication between writer and artist.

[Force de Phenix]

Everyone was right above me.

This is from an Excalibur comic.


These are the Inhumans in Age of Apocalypse.