Death of X #1 Spoilers/Review. Again, SPOILERS.

[Doc Sonic]

I know xmen fans view the inhumans as creepy in this issue but I wonder what fans of the inhumans think?

The stark contrast of the narration, coupled with Aaron Kuder's particular artistic style made The inhumans seem especially creepy. They're not typically so cultish in their demeanor and the majority of Crystal's team (Flint, Naja, Grid, and Iso) are all new Inhumans who have no true connection to Old Attilan... and certainly no culpability over the deleterious effects of the Terrigen Cloud.

Yet it all might be immaterial. If the two storylines in the issue are taking place simultaneously, then there must be two Terrigen Clouds - one that is deadly to Mutants that had just past over the coast of Scotland, and another, possibly benign to Mutants, making landfall half a world away in Japan.

[Xelossik]

Doc Sonic :
from solicits:
• The Inhumans travel to Japan where one of the Terrigen Clouds creates a shocking new Inhuman.
• The X-Men travel to Muir Island where the second Terrigen Cloud causes something truly terrible.

Yes we have many clouds/mists

[nx01a]

The stark contrast of the narration, coupled with Aaron Kuder's particular artistic style made The inhumans seem especially creepy. They're not typically so cultish in their demeanor and the majority of Crystal's team (Flint, Naja, Grid, and Iso) are all new Inhumans who have no true connection to Old Attilan... and certainly no culpability over the deleterious effects of the Terrigen Cloud.
Yet it all might be immaterial. If the two storylines in the issue are taking place simultaneously, then there must be two Terrigen Clouds - one that is deadly to Mutants that had just past over the coast of Scotland, and another, possibly benign to Mutants, making landfall half a world away in Japan.

Or the bodies of the dead/sick mutants in Japan simply haven't been found yet. First it was two clouds, then it was terrigen binding to nitrogen in the atmosphere... I can't keep track.

The new Inhumans are innocent until they discover the truth about mutants and the mists yet still willingly side with the royal family.

[Supernature]

God awful.

Piss poor characterization (Magik is utterly unrecognizable), subtlety nowhere to be found (the whole Inhumans are thriving / mutants are dying dichotomy was presented in the most heavy-handed way imaginable), terrible dialogue, etc... Everything feels stilted / clumsy.

The art was okay though I guess.

Probably won't read the next issue(s).

[roy]

This book was a waste of time.

The only new thing it's showed is the Inhumans were happy to get more Inhumans.

We already know this,why start off showing us what we know? You want to hook people by revealing things and leaving them wanting more. But not like this.

[Doc Sonic]

Or the bodies of the dead/sick mutants in Japan simply haven't been found yet. First it was two clouds, then it was terrigen binding to nitrogen in the atmosphere... I can't keep track.

possibly. Although it would make much more sense that one of the two clouds is poisonous to Mutants while the other, the original, is not. This would explain why the cloud was originally non-malignant to Mutants prior to Secret Wars. Yet, if this is the case, it likely won't be revealed until much later on.

The new Inhumans are innocent until they discover the truth about mutants and the mists yet still willingly side with the royal family.

That's a rash oversimplification. We don't know yet how these 'sides' will be drawn. As it stands, condemning all of the Inhumans over what was solely the act of Black Bolt and Maximus is the exact kind of prejudice the X-Men has always stood in opposition to.
Besides, the 'royal family' is hardly royalty anymore. New Attilan is a sanctuary state, rebuilding and offering amnesty to any new Inhumans. Black Bolt has been deposed and dethroned. What's left of their scientists are assisting Beast in trying to arrive at a cure for The M-Pox and Crystal's team has worked in conjunction with Frenzy to save Mutants from the cloud.
The events that will ultimately precipitate the full fledged Inhuman versus X-Men ordeal has yet to be told. Somehow I doubt it will be a black and white matter where who is right and who is wrong is so easily identified.
Again, a concrete mindset, seeing individuals as either all good or all bad is the antithesis of what The X-Men stand for.

Thanks, Xelossik, for the heads up on the clarification from the solicit :3

[nx01a]

What's clear cut to me is that any Inhuman willingly siding with Medusa and her refusal to let anyone try to stop the clouds when everyone knows full well they sicken and kill mutants is the enemy. Medusa may not have set off the bombs but she's willfully letting the mists kill mutants and some humans... and that makes her and those who side with her as guilty as BB and Maximus.

[Doc Sonic]

What's clear cut to me is that any Inhuman willingly siding with Medusa and her refusal to let anyone try to stop the clouds when everyone knows full well they sicken and kill mutants is the enemy. Medusa may not have set off the bombs but she's willfully letting the mists kill mutants and some humans... and that makes her and those who side with her as guilty as BB and Maximus.

And how pray tell would Medusa go about dissipating the Terrigen Cloud? Might she spin about her hair and blow the cloud into nothingness? If Storm and Magneto and Thor cannot destroy the cloud, then there's nothing the inhumans can do about it. Yes, she's stated that Terrigen is sacred and important to her people, but it;s beside the point because she is essentially powerless to do anything to stop it.
Not to mention that the original Inhumans of Old Attilan see the T-Cloud as an abomination; they don't want to see their children going through Terrigeneis by way of the adulterated terrigen in the cloud. No one's happy about this situation. It just happens that the stakes are much more dire for the Inhumans.

[SeanBansheeCassidy]

The Japanese cloud is toxic to mutants. Sunfire reveals this in his debut in EXM. We also know Sunfire sides with Cyke against the murdering holy fart cloud. Why are people pretending the Japanese cloud doesn't effect mutants?

[Xelossik]

nx01a:

What's clear cut to me is that any Inhuman willingly siding with Medusa and her refusal to let anyone try to stop the clouds when everyone knows full well they sicken and kill mutants is the enemy.

Maybe we should wait till DoX will end?

What if Cyclops in issue 3rd will attack and kill thousands of inhumans? Should they try to help after something like this?

Doc Sonic:

That's a rash oversimplification. We don't know yet how these 'sides' will be drawn. As it stands, condemning all of the Inhumans over what was solely the act of Black Bolt and Maximus is the exact kind of prejudice the X-Men has always stood in opposition to.

I agree.

[LordAllMIghty]

The Japanese cloud is toxic to mutants. Sunfire reveals this in his debut in EXM. We also know Sunfire sides with Cyke against the murdering holy fart cloud. Why are people pretending the Japanese cloud doesn't effect mutants?

I wonder if the writer will remember that Sunfire stood by Cyclops during whatever Cyke did.

[CoCoBandz]

Only way this can ever be fixed with any sense of justice at this point everybody just sits back and lets Magneto beat Blackbolt to death with a ferriswheel. After that everybody can go on about their busineas.

[Xelossik]

CoCoBandz:

Only way this can ever be fixed with any sense of justice at this point everybody just sits back and lets Magneto beat Blackbolt to death with a ferriswheel. After that everybody can go on about their busineas.

Yeah... It really will help... what about Terrigen?

that's the reason why Magneto should do nothing.

[CoCoBandz]

CoCoBandz:

Yeah... It really will help... what about Terrigen?

that's the reason why Magneto should do nothing.

I'm just talking about getting some sense of justice. Fixiing the terrigen will happen eventually. As of now Blackbolt is walking free and hiding under his wife like a cowardly cuckold. Magneto isn't the boarding for the leak in the wall he's the sledge hammer that's gonna smash the nail that decided to pop out of the wall and spring a leak. Blackbolt is the nail.

[Xelossik]

CoCoBandz:

Fixiing the terrigen will happen eventually.

True but it would be better to try fix this problem. Instead of going for a war. Especially if Magneto is preparing for this war more than 1 year.