#karnak mander azur

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fuck it favorite inhumans panels time

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Silver Surfer (1987) #60

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Secret Warriors #2 (2017) Matthew Rosenberg Javier Garrón

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January 21, 2024

Happy 54 Birthday to Ken Leung.

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If I was given the chance to plan out an inhumans book, this is what I'd do

When I started thinking about this, one idea came right into my mind, try to get Karnak into a broader side of the Marvel universe, mainly building up from the events of his solo series and the 2017 secret warrios.

But first, some background details

If we ignore his random appearance on Death of the Inhumans, Karnak has been exiled from inhuman society due to his irresponsible behavior that puts other Inhumans in danger as long as it helps fufill his plans.

Karnak has also adopted a more direct and violent approach to his actions, caring more about results than the safety of himself or others in the way.

During the events of secret warriors we also learnt Karnak has a son named Leer, who becomes powerless as his terrigenesis was a one use ability, sadly, this is basically all we know about Leer, and even the identity of his mother is a mystery.

With the background set, this is my plan

The story follows Karnak and Leer traveling across the world in search of shrines of wisdom and power, as Leer needs to learn and train as to become magister one day.

Leer inquires about his mother, which causes Karnak's cynical façade to go down as he reveals she is alive and well, as well as revealing her identity to the readers.

Karnak's quest leads to many fights with strong heroes and villains alike, karnak defeating all of them by finding a flaw, this leads father and son to K'un-Lun, where Karnak's attitude and disrespect creates conflict with the iron fist.

Karnak is unable to find a flaw and is defeated, Leer approaches the iron fist and requests he and his father may stay at K'un-Lun, when questioned why should Karnak be allowed to stay, Leer whispers to the iron fist his flaw, the one Karnak was unable to find.

Karnak and Leer's relationship is almost non-existent, and Leer finds himsel in a very interesting situation, being powerless as the son of the inhuman who developed powers by pure determination and training.

This story would open up slightly the wall of cynicism and nihilism Karnak built after returning to life, would give Leer the chance to become a fighter and create and actual relationship wity his father, and would introduce Karnak into the mystical side of Marvel with characters like the Iron Fist and Shang Chi.

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More then 1 Inhumans book?

So while I hope after Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur’s mini that Marvel will put out another Inhumans book shortly I do wonder could they handle more then one.  During the push, people were saying the Inhumans couldn’t handle more then one book but then this also had people mixing in their feelings of not liking them just because of what was happening to the X books.  At the same time we have people going on how there is only really like 4 Inhumans worth looking at (this usually changes based on the person’s thoughts), but could they hold more then one.  Give other Inhumans time to shine?  If you are a fan of the Inhumans I ask you to try to participate in planning around a character.   What you would need to do is pick 1 Inhuman and think what they would want to do with them. 4 points. You can include other Inhumans to interact with and play a big enough role for them, but only 1 staring Royal, and 1 staring Nuhuman (staring meaning they played a main role in an Inhumans book) can be added, with a max of 8 Inhumans/characters your chosen Inhuman being in the count. If you are doing this check reblogs as that will be way to share your idea.  When an Inhuman is used it means they are used in another book so can’t be used. My character/ example: Ahura Boltagon 1) Gives up trying to escape the Royal life, and decideds wants to improve it and Attilan culture for future Inhumans. 2) Forms a team to be more like the Merry Men from Robin Hood, as they act more anti-hero stealing and attacking known villain groups. The team has a balance of different Inhuman status Grid (staring Nuhuman), Haechi (Nuhuman), Alaris (Commoner), Kalikya(Commoner), Treste(Commoner/Royal?), and Ahura (staring Royal) 3) Ahura and Treste in a relationship, with so much time offscreen they can be far enough in it and possibly married. 4) His powers are revealed to be all forms of energy manipulation and transference, no emitting (save for what a body can) but has a sphere of influnce that covers the whole world.

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365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…

November 18th - Triton

The Inhuman hero known as Triton was the eldest of two sons born to the priest and philosopher, Mander and his wife, Azur. As was the custom among the Inhumans of Attilan, Triton was exposed to the mutagenic properties of Terrigen Mist when he was in early adolescence.  He emerged with a number of aquatic mutations. No longer able to breathe air, young Triton was raised in a specially designed alcove on the shore of the island of Attilan. Triton's mother, a biologist, undertook the study of ocean life so she could better understand and care for her son.

Although young Triton was bestowed greatly enhanced strength and durability, as well as the capacity to breath under water and swim at tremendous speeds, his Terrigenesis was viewed as an embarrassment and source of shame for his prestigious family.  The degree of his physical alteration and inability to survive out of the water without a special breathing apparatus was seen as an unfortunate byproduct of imperfections in his bloodline; so much so that Triton’s younger brother, Karnak, was allowed to forgo exposure to the Terrigen Mists.

Triton grew up isolated.  Eventually Maximus developed a more refined and streamlined version of his breathing apparatus that allowed for greater freedom and mobility out of the water; yet Triton nonetheless felt greatly alienated.  Prince Black Bolt saw the potential in Triton and appreciated the young Inhuman’s noble spirit.  He asked Triton to join the Royal Procession and act as a scout, surveying the waters around the isle of Attilan.  Even after Attilan relocated from the coast of Iceland to a remote mountaintop in The Himalayas, Triton remained a member of the Royal Family and one of Black Bolt’s most trusted aides.  

Triton would go on to have numerous adventures, assisting a number of fellow heroes, including The Fantastic Four, The Avengers and Spider-Man.  He would additionally team up on many occasions with Prince Namor The Sub-Mariner.  Namor even invited Triton to renounce his citizenship to Attilan and become a part of Atlantis.  Although Triton felt much more accepted among the denizens of Atlantis, he turned Namor’s offer down out of a sense of obligation to the Inhuman Royal Family.  Yet he did agree to act as a member of Namor’s undersea hero team, The Deep Six.     

Years later, Triton perished battling a rouge faction of the Kree Empire.  Although hopefully it won’t be the last we see of the hero and he will one day return.   Actor Mike Moh portrayed a version of Triton int he ABC television series, Marvel’s Inhumans.  The hero first appeared in the pages of The Fantastic Four Vol.1 #45 (1965).   

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Today we talk about the remaining and less-often seen members of the Inhumans Royal Family: Gorgon (powerful fighter with hooves), Karnak (extremely perceptive monk), and Triton (fish man). We also mention Lockjaw because he deserves to be counted as part of the family.

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You didn’t ask me how I was doing.

Wait. Seriously?

Secret Warriors Vol 2 7: “If Trouble Must Come, Part Two”

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Medusa, Triton, Karnak and Gorgon have a hard time fighting Pursuer. 

- Inhumans v1 #11, 1977

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Fantastic Four Annual #5, November 1967

Karnak pin-up. 

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Amazing Adventures #3, 1970

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i agree with whoever said lockjaw

Secret Invasion: Inhumans

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Secret Warriors #2 (2017) Matthew Rosenberg Javier Garrón

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January 21, 2023

Happy 53 Birthday to Ken Leung. 

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Literally anything could happen to the royals in inhuman, and I wouldn't care. Their insane ideas about superiority and that ridiculous caste system they implement is plenty of reason to dislike them or even despise them imo.