Even better, Lee is on board to recapture some of the stylish and quasi-Gothic flair he brought to the definitive recent Inhumans series he produced with Paul Jenkins. Here he gets to set the tone for the Ultimate Inhumans as well. While this is only a cursory introduction, one imagines encore visits are in store. As it is, Millar and Lee have captured what was cool about the Inhumans concept under Lee/Kirby, something most other creators have failed at in moving them around from Atlantis to the Moon amidst recurrent attempts by their Kree forbears to harvest them. This is a great looking book with a diverting but non-crucial story, augmented by spot-on characterization and clever dialogue. Read Full Review

Surprisingly, Jae Lee did a decent work here... Maybe I'll even read his earth-616 Inhumans limited series. However, these ultimate Inhumans are kinda... untold? I mean, it's just not enough. And that's their only full appearance... I dunno, they should include them in more stories just like Marvel did it with the 616 universe. This story was readable, but far from logic and innovative. However the comic is fine, I enjoyed reading this.