I have been a huge fan of this book since issue #4 debuted and I will continue to be as it remains on the shelves. I cannot recommend this one enough as I feel it's the best thing Soule has coming out in his myriad of titles. Read Full Review

Inhuman #7 is a strong comic with a very entertaining plot. With each issue, this series seems to be finding it's space in the Marvel U a bit more and if Soule and his artistic collaboratorscan continue with this level of storytelling, Inhuman will be one of the strongest comics in the Marvel stable. I heartily look forward to issue #8. Read Full Review

Inhuman finally starts dealing with some of what's gone on with Black Bolt after all this time since his dropping of the Terrigen bomb and it certainly explains a few things. There are more questions than answers, as I have no clue what the Incursions he references are from New Avenges as I'm not reading that book, but it looks to all tie into what Black Bolt was trying to do in unlocking so many NuHumans to help fight against what's coming. Maximus is definitely a fun character that I want to see more of as he really plays well against not only Black Bolt but also Auran and Frank when that confrontation has. It's a lot of exposition, but Soule presents it well and he lucks out even more as artist Pepe Larraz really brings it to life in a beautiful way with some very great, dynamic panels and designs. Read Full Review

Inhuman's latest arc starts with a literal bang, so here's hoping the creators involved can keep that forward momentum humming. Read Full Review

An average book, since the story goes in a different direction from previous issues and it's a different artist. Read Full Review