So far, this title is showing the way for how to handle the team is a thoughtful way. Read Full Review

This is the Inhumans book we've been waiting for. Read Full Review

While the All-New All-Different Avengers may be grabbing all the headlines, Marvel's new premiere team has delivered yet another solid, propulsive issue. Uncanny Inhumans #2 not only makes great use of one of Marvel's best antagonists, but also positions this new team as a major force in the "All-New All-Different Marvel" landscape. While this issue raises the stakes and starts the team working together, Charles Soule also keeps the title heavily entrenched in human emotions and down to earth storytelling, even though the Inhumans are anything but down to earth. Coupled with some dynamite visuals, Uncanny Inhumans #2 marks another strong outing for Marvel's newest superteam. Read Full Review

Overall, the Uncanny Inhumans (featuring Johnny Storm and Beast) are doing big things in their corner of the All-New, All-Different Marvel Universe. Soule puts forth the effort to include Beast, who is relatively new to the new cast, and have the cast interact with him to varying degrees in some fantastic scenes. The interactions between all of the players make the comic worthwhile given their history with one another. Johnny Storm being called out on his relationship with previously dating Medusa's sister Crystal is complicated, yet funny to think about in the light of the events of the story. Uncanny Inhumans#2 is another big step in Kang's plan of dominance, and another step for Charles Soule, Steve McNiven, and the rest of the art team to prove why the Inhumans are larger than life and can give the X-Family a run for their money. Read Full Review

Whether you like the creative direction Marvel has gone by subordinating the X-Men and Fantastic Four franchises and raising the Inhumans to prominence or not, there is no denying that this is a sharp book. Well drawn, beautiful colors, strong story-telling; it is not a book that knocks past works off of their stools, but it definitely is something to take notice of. This run is likely to go for a long streak. If you were looking for that one thing to hop on with the hope of it sticking around a long time, this is it. And it is good. Read Full Review

The creators are firing on all cylinders and the concept/lineup are interesting enough to capture any Marvel fan's attention. Read Full Review

Uncanny Inhumans #2 is a better book then the first issue. Charles Soule is giving us an interesting story so far and we should be warming up to some of these characters. The art on this book is simply stunning. McNiven and Gho rock the pages and make this book look great. You have to hand it to Marvel, they are making the Inhumans interesting. Read Full Review

The next issue can't come fast enough. Ahura, what has become of you?

Black Bolt threatening to snuff out the Flame. Kang conquering the times. Ahura turning into a monster. i loved everything in this issue give me more of this.

Very soap opera-ish

Love time travel