Inhumans and the Marvel Cinematic Universe (and beyond)

Why is Muspelheim missing from the drawing of the Nine Realms? And is it just me, or did he spell Jotunheim as "Yotunhiem"? Come on! Isn't Selvig supposed to be of Scandinavian descent?

 

This was posted in the MCU thread but I thought I should add it here. It looks like Marvel is moving forward with the Inhumans.

 

This was interesting-

http://www.denofgeek.us/tv/agents-o...ks-inhumans-in-agents-of-shield-and-in-marvel

This was my point a year ago when I started this thread. Inhumans are definitely MCU's excuse for mutants.

 

the inhumans things is extremely irritating. marvel is trying too hard with it. they want it to replace the xmen series so badly to the point that they have destroyed magneto's family tree. thankfully we have other countless alternate realties where wanda and Prieto are still the children of magneto.

 

The Inhumans have existed in Marvel comics since 1965.

 

Yes they have but they have never been popular or have ever made a huge impact. marvel has been pushing the series so badly now.I am not one of those people that buy how the twins are no longer mutants or magneto's kids. its is just too outlandish. it also shows marvel desperation to make inhuman popular. its failing for me

 

While they've clearly never been as popular as the Avengers or the X-Men, I think "never been popular or have ever made a huge impact" is untrue. As guest characters in Fantastic Four, which is where they began, I believe that they've been enormously popular, especially Crystal and Medusa.

And Lockjaw is guesting in Ms. Marvel right now.

Anyway, I welcome the development of the Inhumans in the MCU. Frankly, when it comes to comic book heroes on the big and small screens, the more the merrier, as far as I'm concerned.

 

^Strongly agree.

 

they destroyed his family three in the comics as well. they were magneto kids first by bloodline and proper story. a bloodline that has retconned consistent to every marvel alternate realities.

this is my main problem with marvel. they are destroying a lot of their storylines because it does not fit the mcu films.I found that very stupid. since when has comic story mattered so much to comic films.

 

Unconfirmed rumor!! Marvel rumored to be scrapping Inhumans movie.

Apparently, a *ahem* civil war has broken out between Marvel movies Kevin Feige and Ike Perlmutter at Marvel television. Inhumans was reportedly Ike's baby, hence the build-up in Agents of SHIELD, but with Feige successfully breaking away from under Perlmutter's thumb, Marvel movies may go in another direction.

Remember! This is an unconfirmed rumor!

 

The many, many, many arms of Marvel (and Disney at that) cannot, cannot , cannot co-operate because the weakest is culled and the strongest is given a massive, massive, massive bonus.

Have you Read King Lear?

 

Debunkery.

 

I don't know beans about the comics' Inhumans, but I was half-expecting this project to be canceled anyway. If Fox keeps the X-Men movie mutant brand alive, and Agents of SHIELD remains Inhuman-centric over the next few seasons, will general audiences really want Inhumans on the big screen? Seems potentially redundant to moi...

 

There's barely anything to know.

Every Inhumans series has been a dead end miniseries or a failure.

The Royal Family arrives in any series and makes for an interesting 2 or 3 issues sometimes but it's hard to string that together a coherent narrative over the decades splayed between dozens of titles.

During the massive event crossover "Secret Invasion", it was revealed that King Blackbolt of the Inhuman Royal Family had been deep-cover Skrull sleeper agent all along for the past gods knows how long.



I'm just curious if they'll say that Lockjaw is a person who was turned into a Dog, or a Dog with super powers, since the comics are divided on the subject.