Bibliograph

The uncanny Inhumans, Charles Soule, writer ; Steve McNiven, penciler ; Jay Leisten, inker ; Justin Ponsor (#0) & Sunny Gho (#1-4) with Java Tartaglia (#3), colorists ; VC's Clayton Cowles (#0-2 & #4) & Joe Sabino (#3), letterers, Vol. 1

Type

Label

The uncanny Inhumans, Charles Soule, writer ; Steve McNiven, penciler ; Jay Leisten, inker ; Justin Ponsor (#0) & Sunny Gho (#1-4) with Java Tartaglia (#3), colorists ; VC's Clayton Cowles (#0-2 & #4) & Joe Sabino (#3), letterers, Vol. 1

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Intended audience

Marvel Rating: T+ (recommended for older teens and adults)

Literary Form

novels

Main title

The uncanny Inhumans

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

Oclc number

917345943

Responsibility statement

Charles Soule, writer ; Steve McNiven, penciler ; Jay Leisten, inker ; Justin Ponsor (#0) & Sunny Gho (#1-4) with Java Tartaglia (#3), colorists ; VC's Clayton Cowles (#0-2 & #4) & Joe Sabino (#3), letterers

Series statement

Uncanny Inhumans Marvel, 2015-, Issues 0-4

Summary

Meet the Uncanny Inhumans. Medusa! Black Bolt! Triton! Reader! Human Torch?! Beast?! It's eight months later and everything is different for the Inhumans. Medusa and Johnny Storm are an item. Black Bolt is running covert missions of his own. And something so big happened between the Inhumans and the X-Men that Beast is now on the side of the Inhumans. And if that's not enough, the most dangerous villain throughout Marvel's history is against them--Kang the Conqueror

Table Of Contents

Free comic book day 2015 / Charles Soule, writer ; Brandon Peterson, artist -- "Evolution, " from Uncanny Inhumans #0 / Ryan Stegman, writer ; Ryan Lee, artist -- "A taste of a major future Inhuman story, " from Uncanny Inhumans #1 / Charles Soule, writer ; Brandon Peterson, artist

Target audience

adolescent

Classification