In any case, the series is more than justified by the fact that it openly attempts to tie up one of Secret Invasion's dangling plot threads, and it does so in a way that makes for an entertaining read. Three issues down, it's safe to say that this is probably the most successful of the various spin-off series, with some engaging writing and some brilliant cosmic artwork from Tom Raney. I'm not usually an Inhumans fan, but this has me hooked. Read Full Review

The dialogue is still clever, though, with a few very wry jokes and a real sense of family for the over-burdened and sometimes dysfunctional Royals. Im not sure what Im hoping for the conclusion of this series: surprises rather than stock plot devices? Yes, that would be nice. Hopefully the narrative freshness of the first two Skrull-heavy issues can be recaptured. Read Full Review

Secret InvasionInhumans #3 scores points for doing something different, but it is still a fairly average book all around. Worth checking out if the characters interest you or the future of the Marvel universe is a concern, but not exactly what I would consider a must-read. Read Full Review