Inhumans Appreciation 2021

[Noek]

Ewing would be best to establish where the Inhumans are even allowed settle, since I doubt Krakoa would let them resettle the Moon

I think the Mutnats are just in the Blue area, the Grey area was created by the Inhumans and Noh-Varr. But if the Mutants try to kick them off screw it war, the only reason the Mutants "won" the last conflict was because of inside knowledge of New Attilian, and a number of Inhumans helping them in the end. But now with them just kicking the Inhumans out of a place they literaly built up from the ground up the Mutants wouldn't really get that help and no Beast giving them secret info.

[Ravin' Ray]

Ewing would be best to establish where the Inhumans are even allowed settle, since I doubt Krakoa would let them resettle the Moon

I think the Mutants are just in the Blue area, the Grey area was created by the Inhumans and Noh-Varr.

The mutants have no right to stop them from resettling on the Moon, given that they already created New Arctilan ahead of them. And the Moon as a whole is neutral territory as it is in the real world. In the last Doom series we saw that failed mini black hole experiment on a contained area of the Moon.

[Mike_Murdock]

I think the tricky thing is both mutants and Inhumans have thematic connections to the Blue Area of the Moon because John Byrne decided to thematically have the Inhumans crush Jean Grey's death (or whatever it was, I'm honestly not 100% sure what he was going for in Fantastic Four #240, but he was going for something).

[Noek]

I think the tricky thing is both mutants and Inhumans have thematic connections to the Blue Area of the Moon because John Byrne decided to thematically have the Inhumans crush Jean Grey's death (or whatever it was, I'm honestly not 100% sure what he was going for in Fantastic Four #240, but he was going for something).

Most likely an abandoned story. Still if the Inhumans go back to the Grey area then there can be no complaints.

[Ravin' Ray]

My take on Attilan crushing what was left of the Kree city ruins was to symbolize the finality of Jean Grey/Phoenix's death, as even the site of her death got obliterated. Of course, later in his own run Jean Grey came back, distinct from the Phoenix.

[Noek]

My take on Attilan crushing what was left of the Kree city ruins was to symbolize the finality of Jean Grey/Phoenix's death, as even the site of her death got obliterated. Of course, later in his own run Jean Grey came back, distinct from the Phoenix.

So ya abandoned story. I wonder what would be more powerful Jean Grey Phoenix vs Black Bolt Primagen.

[Ravin' Ray]

If you have Marvel Unlimited, the entire 12-issue run of the original 1975 Inhumans title is now available.

https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/...nhumans_1975_1

[Mike_Murdock]

I'm so glad that finally happened. To my knowledge, it's never been released in trade (I would love one more volume of the Inhumans quasi-Epic Collections) so I wasn't expected it to appear on Unlimited.

[stingray]

I loved that series when I was a kid, especially the first several issues with George Perez art. I really liked the story with Iridia, who wanted to be exposed to the terrigen mist, because she just wanted to be "less ugly". Great story.

[Fort Nerd]

I loved that series when I was a kid, especially the first several issues with George Perez art. I really liked the story with Iridia, who wanted to be exposed to the terrigen mist, because she just wanted to be "less ugly". Great story.

I know, right? Simple, yet effective. By the way, just in case you're interested, I am currently writing and illustrating my own fancomic about the Inhumans, and Iridia plays an important role in it. I gave her a bit of a redesign.

[mung]

It's nice that Iridia story seems to have inspired the whole cocoons thing we have now. iirc that's the first time terrigenisis was shown on screen.

[Noek]

Pretty much the push era from the Inhumans used just plenty of past things that were established just so small that it wouldn't get noticed, and then blew them up that people think they are reiventing the Inhumans.

[Fort Nerd]

I'm so glad that finally happened. To my knowledge, it's never been released in trade (I would love one more volume of the Inhumans quasi-Epic Collections) so I wasn't expected it to appear on Unlimited.

I would love that as well. They really should just grab the material that was in the 2nd Masterworks volume and toss it into one of those thicker paperbacks. Everything from the 1st one is already covered.


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[Mike_Murdock]

Yeah, there are two Inhumans large-size trades so far. A third trade would likely be

Fantastic Four 131-132
Avengers 127/Fantastic Four 150
Inhumans 1-12
Captain Marvel 52-53
Fantastic Four Annual 12
Fantastic Four 240

Basically, the Omega story, the marriage of Crystal and Quicksilver (that kind of reprises this), the War of the Three Galaxies and the related Captain Marvel story, the FF Annual, and ending with the Inhumans moving the Great Refuge to the moon.

[Ravin' Ray]

Brian Cronin has a Twitter poll: Who was your favorite romantic partner for Crystal of the Inhumans (the insurance salesman doesn't count)? Choices are Human Torch, Quicksilver, Black Knight, and Ronan.

https://twitter.com/Brian_Cronin/sta...29181447024653