From: Inhumans vs. X-Men #5
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Medusa vs. Emma Frost 💎 (Inhumans vs. X-Men)
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Category Archives: The Inhumans
Medusa vs. Beast (Inhumans vs. X-Men)
From: Inhumans vs. X-Men #2
Jean Grey vs. Karnak 👊🏽 (Inhumans vs. X-Men)
From: Inhumans vs. X-Men #3
Emma Frost 💎and Dazzler ✨ vs. Black Bolt ⚡️
From: Inhumans vs. X-Men #1
The Terrigen Mists transform Kamala Khan to Ms. Marvel!
Meet Kamala Khan. She’s 16 years old. Into Avengers fan fiction. Good at school. Bad at fitting in.
So when the Terrigen Mists from the recently detonated Terrigen Bomb descends and morphs Kamala into a shape-shifting Inhuman… Fitting in is the least of her problems.
Ms. Marvel #1 (2014)
Writer: G. Willow Wilson
Artist: Adrian Alphona
Colorist: Ian Herring
War Machine, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk and Black Panther vs. Thanos (Civil War II)
From: Civil War II (Free Comic Book Day, May 2007)
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Jim Cheung
Colorist: Justin Ponsor
Crystal finds out about Johnny Storm and Medusa’s secret relationship.
Thousands of years ago aliens experimented on cavemen, supercharging their evolution, and then mysteriously left their experiments behind. These men and women built the city of Attilan and discovered a chemical called Terrigen that unlocked secret super-powers in their modified DNA, making them THE UNCANNY INHUMANS.
While trapped and nearly crushed beneath the rubble of a collapsed building, Medusa and Johnny were forced to reevaluate their secret relationship. Medusa believes that she manipulated Johnny’s affection, but Johnny admits that she gave him a new purpose in life. Just as the debris threatened to cave in and crush them, Medusa and Johnny were saved at the last moment by Crystal, Medusa’s sister and Johnny’s ex-girlfriend…
From: The Uncanny Inhumans #9 (2016)
Writer: Charles Soule
Artist: Kev Walker
Inker: Scott Hanna
Colorist: Dave Curiel
Cover Artist: Mahmud Asrar & Dave McCaig
Civil War II
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis; Artist: Olivier Coipel; Colorist: Justin Ponsor
Civil War II is an upcoming comic book crossover storyline published by Marvel Comics that is scheduled to debut in June 2016. It is the sequel to 2006’s “Civil War” and consists of an eight issue eponymous core limited series, by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artists Olivier Coipel, David Marquez and Justin Ponsor, and a number of tie-in books.
Functioning as an allegory about the nature of determinism versus free will, the story sees opposing factions of superheroes led by Captain Marvel and Iron Man come into conflict when a new super powered person emerges with the ability to predict the future.
Plot: In New York City, defense attorney She-Hulk loses an entrapment case against Jonathan Powers. Elsewhere, War
Machine is offered the position of Secretary of Defense by the President of the United States, and Captain Marvel, struggling with the pressures of her duties, is analyzed by Doc Samson. Meanwhile, Ulysses and Michelle, students at Ohio State University, are exposed to the Terrigen Mist. When Ulysses emerges he has a vision of a dystopian future
At the Triskelion, Medusa and Crystal introduce Ulysses to Captain Marvel, War Machine, and Black Panther. There, Ulysses has a premonition that the villain Thanos is coming. The heroes take Thanos down by surprise when he arrives at his destination, but She-Hulk and War Machine are severely injured during the fight.
Key Players:
Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers): Cosmically powered super hero. Leader of Alpha Flight. Earth’s first line of defense against extraterrestrial attack.
War Machine: James “Rhodey” Rhodes: Decorated U.S. Marine in flying weaponized armor made by his best friend, Tony Stark.
She-Hulk: Attorney Jennifer Walters. Imbued with the same gamma-powered super strength as her cousin, Bruce Banner.
Inhumans: People who develop extraordinary abilities when exposed to the Terrigen Mists — gases which activate latent DNA from long ago alien experiments.
Civil War II Posts
- War Machine is offered the position of Secretary of Defense. (Civil War II)
- The Terrigen Mists cover The Ohio State University. (Civil War II)
- Kamala Khan, Spider-Man and Nova save their classmates from a miniature fusion reactor. (Civil War II: Tie In)
- War Machine, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk and Black Panther vs. Thanos (Civil War II)
The Incredible Hulk vs. Black Bolt (World War Hulk)
Marvel’s Hip Hop Variant Covers
All-New, All-Different Avengers #1
Black Bolt vs. Thanos (Black Bolt’s voice detonates the Terrigen bomb)
From: Infinity 04 (of 6) (2013)
How strong is the Hulk? Hulk is able to withstand a blow from Karnak of the Inhumans. (Hulk vs. Karnak)
Seeing the Inhumans under attack by the NYPD, Bruce Banner transforms into the Incredible Hulk in order to lend a hand. The Inhumans seeing The Hulk as their opportunity to show the world that they are not a threat attempt to subdue the jade giant and “save” the city. They get more than they bargain for when The Hulk proves to be an almost unstoppable force.
Karnak, the one who finds the fault in all things, probes ol’ jade jaws and finds that his weakness is his chest, right over his heart and attempts to exploit this weakness.
The results were disastrous….
From: The Inhumans #12 (1977)
Karnak of the Inhumans finds the fault in all things.
Karnak #1
Karnak has the extrasensory ability to sense a weak point in any object or person around him. By applying pressure or hitting the weak points, he can down enemies stronger than him, or break seemingly invincible objects. Because of his discipline with martial arts, this sense is effortless and can use it for periods of time.
Karnak is also a master martial artist who has developed callouses on his hands, allowing him to shatter wood and exchange blows with superhuman opponents who greatly outclass him in durability and strength.
Unlike most Inhumans, he does not have superhuman powers as a result of exposure to the mutagenic Terrigen Mist, as he was never exposed to the Mist. Instead, Karnak has the extrasensory ability (achieved through meditation and intensive training) to perceive stress points, fracture planes, or weaknesses in objects or persons. He has complete voluntary control of most of his autonomic bodily functions. All striking surfaces of his body are extremely toughened. He is capable of shattering substances up to and including mild steel and rendering superhuman opponents unconscious by striking them.
Captain America uses the Infinity Gauntlet at the end of the world.
From New Avengers vol. 3 # 3
Prior to the events of Secret Wars:
The Illuminati assembled after Black Panther discovered that another Earth was colliding with Earth-616. Reluctantly he called the Illuminati together to stop the collision. After long debate they decided that the only way to do so was to destroy the other Earth with the Infinity Gems, but had to find the Mind Gem that was in the possession of Charles Xavier before he died. Beast eventually recovered a memory implant put in his mind by Xavier, which asked him to take his place in the Illuminati, and where the gem was. As soon as Hank retrieved it, Namor, Black Bolt, and Captain America showed up and recruited him into their team.
They went to the location where the other Earth would hit and formed the Infinity Gauntlet, which got the attention of Uatu the Watcher, Galactus, and Thanos. The group decided Captain America should wield it. Cap fired the power at the other Earth, but something went wrong and caused all the Infinity Gems to shatter except the Time Gem, which suddenly vanished.
Apocalypse is on a rampage in Wakanda. Black Panther calls in a favor to Blackagar Boltagon to help with the situation.
From: Black Panther #7
Karnak details the rise of The Inhumans
Uncanny Inhumans #0: Black Bolt. How powerful is he?
How powerful is Black Bolt really?
I was just reading the new Uncanny Inhumans #0 and noticed something pretty interesting. Black Bolt is searching for his son and comes across a fortified castle inhabited by Kang the Conqueror. Kang’s battlement defenses are composed of archers, artillery-men and soldiers from different eras. All of them raining down hell on Black Bolt who is semi-casually flying through the hail of bullets, bombs and arrows.
Then, he speaks.
Comic Reviews: Uncanny Inhumans and Convergence!
COMIC REVIEWS!!!
Uncanny Inhumans #0
Marvel REALLY wants you to care about the Inhumans. So much so that they’re putting Charles Soule and Steve McNiven, the creative team behind last year’s hit Death of Wolverine, on a brand new zero issue designed to catch you up to speed in time for the new Uncanny Inhumans series….that’s launching in about 3 months after Secret Wars.
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