The Inhumans | Comics

The planet Uranus was a station for the alien race of the Kree, who used to run experiment on humans, resulting of a hybrid-race with enhanced abilities, thus The Inhumans are born. The Kree actually wanted to use this new breed of soldiers to use against the Skrulls and to discover possibilities for the evolution of their own kind but then abandoned the program by the Supreme Intelligence to prevent a prophecy.

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The Inhumans started living in the society among the humans while Terrigen Crystals and its miraculous potential were discovered by a geneticist, Randac who went on to become their leader. The Genetic Council is formed with a ruler to governance them. On the House of Agon, Blackagar Boltagon aka Black Bolt were born who became the king of the Inhumans.

Black Bolt is mostly aided by his Queen Medusa, Karnak, Gorgon, Triton, Crystal, Maximus the Mad and the teleporting canine Lockjaw. They lived in the city of Attilan, which has been relocated several times and they often banded with the other heroes of earths including Fantastic Four, The Avengers and the X-Men to oppose the likes of Doctor Doom, Galactus, Ultron, Magneto and Apocalypse.

During Operation – Galactic Storm, Ronan the Accuser forcibly sent them to fight against the Shi'ar but Black Bolt eventually set his people free by defeating him in battle. Following Black Bolt’s long departure in the aftermath of his fight with Thanos, Queen Medusa has actively taken charge of her people as well as led the new breed of NuHumans to their destiny.

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While working on the Fantastic Four monthly ongoing, Stan Lee (Daredevil, Doctor Strange) and Jack Kirby (Black Panther, Eternals) has introduced the race of Inhumans (also known as Inhomo Supremis) on issue #45 in 1965. Later the readers get more details about them on the pages of Thor and Silver Surfer ongoing series. Throughout Marvel’s years of publications, Inhumans were a part of significant stories and crossover events like Kree-Skrull War, House of M, Son of M, Silent War, Secret Invasion, Dark Reign, War of Kings, Realm of Kings, Infinity, Inhumanity and Civil War II.

The Inhomo Supremis

In the Post-Infinity period, many new Inhumans such as Inferno, Lash, Kamala Khan aka Ms. Marvel, Quake, Reader and Ulysses have emerged to the scene and some of them are a total game-changer. Besides their comic book appearances, they happen to appear on several TV Shows based on Marvel properties and most recently they have made their debut on the second season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Also a live-action Inhumans movie is in progress as a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Silver Surfer | Comics

On a technologically advanced distant planet Zenn La, there lived an intelligent youth Norrin Radd, whose people had conquered wants and need of any kinds, thus living peacefully until one day a alien spaceship entered its atmosphere to bring death and destruction, as it belonged to the cosmic entity Galactus, the devourer of planets.

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In a desperate moment of trying to save his home world from being obliterated, Norrin offers him to be his herald to find out new worlds for him to consume. The devourer accepted his offer and transformed him into Silver Surfer with pure cosmic energy and a board that resembles to a surfboard. Over the years as Silver Surfer, he served Galactus for a long period, fought The Mighty Thor, visited Earth and meets the Fantastic Four.

Silver Surfer have formed a team called Defenders along with Doctor Strange, Hulk and The Submariner. He earned the enimity of Dracula, Mephisto, Doctor Doom and Terrax by time. Silver Surfer also tangled with Thanos; the lover of cosmic entity Death and even got killed by him once. The Surfer encountered Ego the Living Planet, Super-Skrull, Midnight Sun, Nebula and Tyrant on occasion.

On planet Sakaar, he was forced to battle Hulk in an arena as a captive of Red King (Planet Hulk). Later, he helped Galactus set free from Annihilus and resumed his role as his herald. Surfer came across High Evolutionary and his cosmic-powered herald before leading Galactus to Asgard in search for a Cosmic Seed that led into a conflict with Thor and Odin.

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During their run on the superhero team Fantastic Four, Stan Lee (Silver Surfer – Judgment Day, Silver Surfer – Parable) and Jack Kirby (Black Panther, Eternals) has created the fictional cosmic character who debuted in the pages of Fantastic Four issue #48 in 1966 from Marvel Comics. The character received immense popularity from the masses and soon got his own monthly ongoing series as well as featured in many crossover events like Infinity Gauntlet, Annihilation, The Thanos Imperative and Infinity.

Raising Cosmic Hell

Writer J. Michael Straczynski (Civil War – Spider-Man, Silver Surfer – Requiem), Greg Pak (Iron Man – House of M, Magneto – Testament), Jim Starlin (Infinity Crusade, Infinity War), Dan Slott (She-Hulk, The Thing), Matt Fraction (Fear Itself, Second Coming) and most notably artists Ron Garney (Captain America, Uncanny X-Men) and Ron Lim (Fantastic Five, Thanos Vs. Hulk) has taken turns on the character over time. The character was adapted for the 2007 live-action movie Fantastic Four – Rise of the Silver Surfer where actor Doug Jones portrayed the character.
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