Inhumans -
: Most stories focus on the Inhuman monarchy that rules from the hidden city of Attilan .
The are a fictional race of super-powered beings in the Marvel Universe, first introduced in Fantastic Four #45 (1965) by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Unlike mutants, who are born with the "X-Gene," Inhumans are the result of ancient genetic experimentation by the alien Kree on primitive humans. Key Concepts and Lore
For decades, the Inhumans were a mysterious, isolationist society. However, in recent comic events like Infinity , a "" was detonated, spreading the mists across Earth and activating dormant Inhuman genes in thousands of ordinary people, known as NuHumans (including Kamala Khan, the original Ms. Marvel). The Rise and Fall of the Inhumans: Marvel's Biggest Failure Inhumans
: The King, whose voice is so powerful that a mere whisper can level a city; he remains silent to protect others.
: The Queen and Black Bolt's wife, who can psychokinetically control her near-indestructible hair. : Most stories focus on the Inhuman monarchy
: This is the central rite of passage for Inhumans. When exposed to the Terrigen Mist (derived from Terrigen Crystals), an Inhuman undergoes a mutagenic transformation, developing unique superhuman abilities or physical changes.
: A technologically advanced, secluded city that has been located in various places, including the Himalayas, the Atlantic Ocean, and the "Blue Area" of the Moon. History and Impact Key Concepts and Lore For decades, the Inhumans
: A giant, teleporting bulldog who serves as the family's companion and transport.