• The Inhumans travel to India!
• Months ago, the Terrigen Mist made its way through Mumbai and transformed Dinesh Deol into the Inhuman Grid.
• But what threats did the Mist create, and why are the Inhumans only addressing it now?
Rated T+
The problem here isn't with the writing or the art, since both work well enough and it's great seeing a story covering a topical issue with diverse characters. Unfortunately, the story itself is formulaic, right down to the completely predictable ending. Add to that how just a handful of extra pages more than usual is now considered an annual, and it becomes questionable whether it's worth buying this issue. Annuals used to be something special, a bumper bonus for the fans, and this really isn't. Which is a shame, because as a regular comic it's pretty good. Read Full Review
While it's still hard at times not to compare the Inhumans to another marginalized group of x-ceptional individuals, the continued push to establish the Nuhumans as people first, heroes second, continues to pay off. Read Full Review
While I've never been a big Inhumans fan, this was a pretty enjoyable issue centering around Grid and his time in his homeland. The art looked great and this book could have big implications moving forward. Read Full Review
I enjoyed the issue but i expected something more shocking and weird to happen than what I read. Overall it was good but it could have been much better.
Nice little self-contained story that would have fit perfectly in 1988's "Wild Cards: Aces Abroad" anthology.
Absolute rubbish. A cast of thousands, but none are interesting.
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