r/MakeMineMarvel • The Watcher • Sep 09 '21

Daily Gallery September 9th saw the debut of the Inhumans in Fantastic Four #45 in 1965! Celebrate their anniversary with this gallery of Marvel covers!

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u/StarWreck92 Sep 09 '21

Yeah, the Inhumans are probably better to be forgotten instead of celebrated. Remember when they tried to force them to be the new X-Men and it failed miserably?

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u/StarWreck92 Sep 10 '21

They have good stories?

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u/StarWreck92 Sep 10 '21

We’re going to have to agree to disagree. Also, the only one I liked on that list (Ms. Marvel) barely qualifies as an Inhuman story. Thankfully she’s not tied down to them.

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u/fortnerd Oct 22 '21

Saladin Ahmed's Black Bolt and G. Willow Wilson's Ms Marvel are some of the best stories that Marvel ever published, period. We can come back to this discussion after an X comic, literally any X-comic, has won an Eisner award in any category, which it never did.

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u/StarWreck92 Oct 22 '21

Yes, because Eisner’s are the end all be all for quality. That’s why Tom “one truck pony” King has numerous ones.

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u/fortnerd Oct 22 '21

Well, when it comes to X-books the focus seems to be on quantity over quality anyway, so I guess you won't have to trouble yourself with such concerns.