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Their dog has antennae. Oh, and he teleports. Intended as a 2. 01. Marvel- owned big- screen competitor to 2. Century Fox’s X- Men, Inhumans languished in development hell for years. In 2. 01. 4, it was to be a big budget film slated for release in 2. That project fell through, leaving the door open for IMAX and Marvel Television to try something crazy–a TV series with a two- episode premiere exclusively in IMAX theaters, to be released a few weeks prior to airing.

In the wake of the disappointing IMAX premiere, there’s real concern for Inhumans‘ viability as a mainstream TV franchise. Yet, for all the critical venom directed at it, Inhumans is by no means an abject failure. Despite having a TV budget, a near- impossible shooting schedule, and Iron Fist‘s notorious showrunner Scott Buck at the helm, Inhumans isn’t all terrible. Just in time for the series’ premiere on the small screen, this article gives a spoilery overview of Marvel Television’s Inhumans weaknesses and strengths. Here are the 1. 0 Things Wrong With Inhumans (And 6 Things It Did Right). Wrong: Breaking from the Kree- Skrull War’s version of Black Bolt’s origin.

Arguably Roy Thomas’s greatest achievement, the Kree- Skrull War features the best version of Black Bolt’s accidental rise to power. Thomas’s telling of Black Bolt’s worst deed happens in flashback in “Something Inhuman This Way Comes,” a mid- arc storyline that focuses on the Inhumans’ roles in the great War.

Then- prince Black Bolt discovers his brother “Maximus the Traitor,” as Thomas calls him, and a Kree conspiring against the Inhumans’ King and Queen on “the soil of sacred Attilan!” As the Kree flee in their spaceship, Black Bolt shouts, causing the ship to crash, crushing the King and Queen. In the show, he simply answers his parents’ question after his adolescent Terrigenesis. His quasisonic voice slams them through a wall. How is that better?

It isn’t. It’s cheaper, and it cheapens the turmoil between the brothers. An MCU version of the Kree- Skrull War will play a major role in the upcoming Captain Marvel. Right: Agents of S.

H. I. E. L. D. and other MCU tie- ins. Terrigen in the water supply is the most obvious tie- in to the MCU but there will be more. It’s all connected,” Inhumans executive producer and President of Marvel Television Jeph Loeb has said of Marvel Television’s connections to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Perhaps the Inhumans series’ strongest connection to the MCU is Louise, a human scientist who is “aware of everything that’s happened” thus far in the MCU, according to showrunner Scott Buck. That’s a broad claim, and there has yet to be substantial evidence to back it up. Buck dialed it back, saying, “She’s aware that there are people out there who possess super powers, so she’ll be a little bit more ready to be among them.” As the series continues, we hope to get a better sense of how she ties it all together. Wrong: The Cast Is Too Limited. As viewers, we need to know the rules.

How can Medusa intuit so much about her king’s thoughts from simple gestures? Is her interpretation ever incorrect?)What exactly are Karnak’s powers? Why doesn’t Gorgon get more screen time? What’s Triton’s deal? Heck, what’s King Black Bolt’s full name?

Answer: King Blackagar Boltagon.) You wouldn’t know it from watching the first two episodes of the show, though. Frankly, the cast is too small for the grandiose style of storytelling that Scott Buck’s team tried to pull off. The main cast is basically six vaguely defined freaks (only five of whom speak) and a giant magical CGI dog. The fewer characters who matter, the more the specifics matter, the more imperative it is to spell out the lore. Inhumans didn’t even try. Right: Maximus’ Jealousy Towards Black Bolt. Maximus the Mad’s resentment of King Blackagar Boltagon is one of Marvel’s oldest tropes.

It’s a mix of ordinary political rivalry, fear of Black Bolt’s destructive voice, and righteous anger at the inglorious way his brother acquired the throne. At the same time, the dude is completely insane in the comics. He’s a mind- controlling, Medusa- obsessed, Hypno- Gun- wielding maniac. You see, in the comics, Maximus’s deceitfulness (i. Kree and betray his family even before his parents’ deaths) plays as prominent a role in their parents’ demise. The TV series oversimplifies the catalyst for the character’s vengefulness. Removing Maximus’s role from the accidental killing of their parents was a bad idea.

That said, Gameof Thrones alum Iwan Rheon does what he can to make the show’s poorly written Maximus worthy of his namesake. It’s a valiant effort.

Wrong: IMAX Premiere. All in all, the IMAX premiere was a failed experiment. Filming in IMAX typically requires a big budget.

Inhumans‘ IMAX deal required the first two episodes to be made in very short order under a tight budget, meaning the action scenes would be shot on IMAX cameras and the rest would not. As a result, some scenes looked awesome on the massive screen and others looked horrid. The only reason to see it in IMAX was to experience IMAX versions of the epic trailers for Thor: Ragnarok and Star Wars: The Last Jedi. In virtually every scene, there is a disheartening reminder of what could have been. During Triton’s terrestrial misadventure, for instance, he seemingly gets himself killed, setting in motion the turn of events that will bring the Royal Family from their city on the moon to Earth. Considering how the city is supposed to be mobile, you’d expect Black Bolt to simply bring the city along for the ride, which could be sweet in IMAX, but the show just doesn’t have that sort of budget.

Right: Terrigen in the water supply of Earth. There’s an important distinction that should be made. Thus far, the so- called Inhumans on Agents of S. Watch The Big Mouth HIGH Quality Definitons.

H. I. E. L. D. are not technically Inhumans. They’re Nuhumans. It’s an important difference.

The true Inhumans were products of Kree experiments while the Nuhumans were the descendants of the original inhumans. As in the comics, in the MCU, Terrigen is the substance that activates Inhumans’ powers, triggering the irreversible transformation known as Terrigenesis. In the final moments of “S. O. S.,” the two- part season finale of Marvel’s Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D., Terrigen from a case of broken Terrigen crystals pollutes the water supply, gets consumed by fish, and ends up in fish oil nutritional supplements on store shelves. The threat of a global Terrigenic crisis connects Inhumans to Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D. 1.

Wrong: Medusa’s hair. This criticism might seem superficial but Medusa’s hair matters. Her powers derive from her hair, which behaves in the same serpentine manner as her mythical namesake’s.

In the best Inhumans comics, Medusa’s hair isn’t just “tentacle- like.” It’s wild, emotive, and useful in combat. It expands and contracts at will. Getting her hair wrong is like forgetting Batman’s gadgets or Spider- Man’s “spider sense.” It’s like neglecting to mention Jessica Jones’s superhuman strength or Wolverine’s adamantium claws. As Hyper RPG‘s Hector Navarro and Adam Hlavac pointed in a detailed post- mortem, Inhumans features brief lackluster sequences in which she uses her hair and then–bzzz–Maximus’s minions cut it all off using electric razors which they somehow smuggled from Earth to the moon… It’s dumb.

Right: Ken Leung as Karnak. Ken Leung is an underrated actor. As Karnak, an incredible martial artist with the uncanny ability to identify flaws, he’s hilarious and fun to watch. Leung went to the comics for inspiration, and it shows. Unfortunately, production woes prevented Leung from fulfilling the character’s true potential.