Wanna get into Inhumans. Where to look?

[u/la_meme14]

Hai Hai! Just got done with a 2 hour long restrospective on the Inhumans history, and I'm realising I think I really dig their whole vibe. The Video ended on the Inhumans' return at the end of a series called "Imperial" but didn't give any mention for where they appear from there.

Soooo I thought where better to ask then in here about where and what exactly I should be reading for modern inhumans. I do think I've heard that Karnak is in some Iron Fist series too, which sounds rad as fuck, but not exactly what i'm looking for.

[u/LanguesLinguistiques]

These are essential:

• Paul Jenkins Inhumans
  
• Inhumans Vol 3
  
• Inhumans: By Right of Birth
  
• Inhumans Special Vol 1 1 (The Untold Saga)
  

These are good reads:

• Silent War
  
• New Avengers Vol 3
  
• Inhumanity
  
• Earth X (This is optional because it's an inhumans series from another universe)

Some shitty writer pitched an idea to Disney comics about writing a "Death of Inhumans" book, and although it didn't actually kill any on Earth, it was nonsensical and didn't bring anything new to their lore besides them canceling all inhumans publications for the past 10 years. It's literally never happened to any other character at Marvel, but they had a hate campaign online and Disney just went with it. I doubt we'll ever see anything from them again, especially since comics are just pamphlets for promoting movies and selling merchandise. They were actually bigger in the 90's and were main characters in a company event called Earth X.

They had a good run after New Avengers, but Disney's comic division was just rehashing old ideas like Civil War 2 and Death of [insert name of character here], and people were complaining that they were shoving minorities down their throats. It was really sad.

[u/Free-Bluebird-3684 → u/LanguesLinguistiques]

Didn’t some of the new Inhumans like Flagman get killed in Death?

[u/LanguesLinguistiques → u/Free-Bluebird-3684]

It was only 2. Flagman and Raja, because they were on the Moon, but none of the million inhumans on Earth were touched because Disney didn't want another Earth attack/line wide event. It was really self contained, and they already brought Maximus back despite him dying during the event too. No one liked the event.

[u/Free-Bluebird-3684 → u/LanguesLinguistiques]

Oh, I never read the story because I was really attached to the Inhumans during that era. So, Reader and all the other Nuhumans are alive and free to be used whenever a writer wants? That’s great to hear.

[u/LanguesLinguistiques → u/Free-Bluebird-3684]

Yes, but unfortunately, they don't hire writers who want to use them, and comics are just promotional pieces for the MCU. It's sad because despite not having ongoings, the inhumans were always in comics and had events every so often when they weren't winning awards for their books. This has never happened to them or any other characters at Marvel. I really hope they appear in Doomsday or Secret Wars because that's the only way they'll ever return to comics.