Raney's art fits the Inhumans well, as he is able to give excellent detail to each of the characters' looks. From Medusa's wild hair, Karnak's facial tattoos and more, Raney's art brings the characters to life. Read Full Review

Fair enough, SI: Inhumans #4 doesn't really leave things radically different than they were for the race prior to Secret Invasion, and it's probably not a series to recommend to anyone who's unfamiliar with the characters and their struggles in the past few years. But it's a fun little jaunt that manages to use the SI setup better than most titles have and capitalize on the compelling cast. Read Full Review

As "Secret Invasion" proper comes to a close, and after having read every single "Secret Invasion" crossover and spin-off, I can safely say that Joe Pokaski and Tom Raney have produced the best spin-off of all. They've tied their tale into the Skrull invasion, but it has been a story about all the things that make the Inhumans such a fascinating part of the Marvel Universe. This is good stuff. Read Full Review