Marvel Masterworks: The Inhumans #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Reason Why!", King Randac, newly empowered by the Terrigen Mists, orders his people to undergo the transformation, believing it to be their destiny. When the Sentry steps forward with a startling revelation, he uncovers a hidden truth about the origins of Randac’s people—and the source of their advanced science.
In "... And Finally: Black Bolt!", Agon and Rynda face the terrifying truth that their infant son’s voice holds a power far beyond their control—something that could destroy everything they’ve built. As they grapple with the consequences of their genetic experiment, the weight of their choices begins to echo in ways they never imagined.
In "Silence or Death!", Black Bolt faces a chilling test of will when his long-isolated existence is shattered by the arrival of his cousins and his brother, Maximus. As Maximus launches a calculated assault, hoping to provoke Black Bolt into speaking—knowing the catastrophic power that voice holds—the tension builds in a silent, high-stakes confrontation.
In "While the City Shrieks!", Triton returns to the Inhumans with a dire warning: humanity's unchecked expansion threatens the planet's balance. Black Bolt, faced with the growing peril, begins searching for a new hidden refuge to protect his people from the chaos below.
In "The Inhumans!", the hidden nation of the Inhumans faces a sudden and terrifying attack when two missiles are launched at their sanctuary. The second missile is intercepted at the last moment, its wreckage pointing to the Fantastic Four as the likely perpetrators—leaving the Inhumans on edge and the truth shrouded in suspicion.
In "... And the Madness of Magneto!", Medusa, Gorgon, and Karnak race through San Francisco to find the missing Black Bolt, only to be ambushed by a group of mutants. When they learn that Magneto has taken Black Bolt and is trying to force him into his cause, they’re pushed into a desperate gamble—using a captured telepath to lead them to Magneto’s hidden lair, where they’ll face the master of magnetism himself.
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Reprinted in Marvel Limited Edition TPB. Los Inhumanos #1 (2024)
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