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Inhumans vol 1: Culture Shock
by Sean McKeever (writer), Matthew Clark (artist), Nelson DeCastro (inker), Adi Granov (cover) |
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Price: $7.99 USD
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Description: They’re just ordinary exchange students from a far-off land, here to learn about our culture - except their home is a mysterious city on the moon and they each possess fabulous, exotic abilities and appearances. The product of experiments on humanity by an alien culture millennia ago, the Inhumans are a race governed by the laws of genetics. Here as nowhere else, diversity and individuality are prized beyond compare. The Inhumans have flourished in isolation from humanity within their island kingdom of Attilan on the surface of the moon, but what happens when their king decides to send some of his subjects to Earth to learn about humans? Will they be able to integrate into human culture? More important, will they even try? The next generation of Inhumans star in this atmospheric ensemble drama. Collects INHUMANS #s 1-6.
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Genre: SCI-FI/TEEN DRAMA
Release Date: March 9, 2005
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Format: 144 page softcover. 5x8. Full color.
ISBN: 0785117555
UPC: 780785117551-50799 |
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best Graphic novel
Reviewer: Debbie K. M. (age 45) from McCook, NE USA
A group of inhumans from the moon, are sent to earth to learn of human culture. Each of the inhumans is blessed with a gift, from flying like the hero's to a inhuman that does not look human or have super type powers but a deep wisdom that gives inner strength. The inhumans from the moon have advanced technology and are having to do without on earth.
The story also presents a conflict between the races. Showing that there is good and evil in all races, for some it is not hard to find a happy medium, for others there is no compromise, and then there are the ones that see the goodness inside and ignore the differences of the persons appearance, color, or race.
I really enjoyed this graphic novel, I read the Inhumans when they came out in comic. I love detail of the story, (It is better than the first ones) the vivid color and art given to the charters by Matthew Clark and Nelson. Everyone will enjoy this book reguardless of age.
I am reading it to my Grandson, we talk about what they are going through and if he thinks the issue that arise are being handled correctly. This story line seems to make a person think about their own reaction to happenings in the world today. |
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