Inhumans Appreciation 2021

[Oberon]

Doesn't Malestrom tie into the eternals/deviant thing? that would be a win win for me.

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[Ravin' Ray]

Doesn't Malestrom tie into the eternals/deviant thing? that would be a win win for me.

His father Phaedar was an exiled Inhuman geneticist. His mother Morga was a human-looking Deviant. Though the Deviants executed his mother for marrying a non-Deviant, he has no love for the Eternals (who melded the ruling Deviant class into a cube set in the ground of Olympia) and attempted to absorb the energy of the Uni-Mind.

[Noek]

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Well that's terrifying. Which is good since the Ironman I felt did better then the Blade, so up the beyond evil for these characters. Which day does Black Bolt's come out again?

[mung]

Well that's terrifying. Which is good since the Ironman I felt did better then the Blade, so up the beyond evil for these characters. Which day does Black Bolt's come out again?

November 24th

[Noek]

November 24th

Thanks, gonna be a good read I bet.

[Ravin' Ray]

I wish we can see the Inhumans have fun with their powers again. From Spider-Man/Human Torch #2.

[Noek]

Just a one shot (extra long) of what the Inhumans are doing, with some slice of life like this.

[Force de Phenix]

After watching the Eternals movie, I could imagine an Inhumans movie. They didn't water it down and it was very sci-fi. It really is a new era for MCU movies. I don't know if the next movies are going to go back to more familiar territory, but I see how the Inhumans were definitely slated to appear now before their removal. The Eternals movie opened the door to more out-there concepts.

[Noek]

After watching the Eternals movie, I could imagine an Inhumans movie. They didn't water it down and it was very sci-fi. It really is a new era for MCU movies. I don't know if the next movies are going to go back to more familiar territory, but I see how the Inhumans were definitely slated to appear now before their removal. The Eternals movie opened the door to more out-there concepts.

Just getting back from seeing Eternals, ya they can easily do something without it going in the "This is just ...". Maybe something that builds up galactic storm.

Have the different Earth Inhuman kingdoms in a war, but the pollution only lets them out of their shielded cities for so long. They are fighting to discover the secret formula for Terrigen Crystals, that each Kingdom has only part of it. Once done they can travel to a place on the moon, and grow from scratch. Until that time they have to let the crystals they have regrow on their own, and for some reason this only can work on Earth, limiting how many can be given their right of birth. spoilers:

It is discovered that Randac long ago discovered that they were to be used as living weapons by the Kree. Acting as both infiltrators, and disposable troops. He acted with the other Royal Houses to keep them from achieving their true potential until the rest of earth was ready to join them in a fight against the Kree. Of course something went wrong over the millennias that they forgot this.

end of spoilers

Any thoughts on this?

[Mike_Murdock]

After watching the Eternals movie, I could imagine an Inhumans movie. They didn't water it down and it was very sci-fi. It really is a new era for MCU movies. I don't know if the next movies are going to go back to more familiar territory, but I see how the Inhumans were definitely slated to appear now before their removal. The Eternals movie opened the door to more out-there concepts.

Weirdly, one of the advantages I thought Eternals had over the Inhumans is a clear outside antagonist. The movie, weirdly, moved away from that aspect quite a bit.

[Ravin' Ray]

INHUMAN WORLD (RE-)BUILDING

Part One: The Diaspora

When Thanos sent an ultimatum to Black Bolt to surrender all Inhumans of an specified age group to him in exchange for sparing the entire population of Attilan, the king responded by evacuating the Inhumans via the teleporter Eldrac. But where did they go? Eldrac was supposed to send each Inhuman where he or she belongs, but for many of the populace we do not know where they were sent.

Where, then, are they?

[Ravin' Ray]

No need to explain.

10 Reasons Marvel's Inhumans Flopped

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

https://www.cbr.com/marvel-inhumans-best-join-mcu/

I thought it was a fun list. I'd probably add the few from the Jenkins/Lee run.

[Havok83]

The Inhumans walked so the Eternals could soar