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Jim Dandy Nov 29, 2017

The Avengers: Infinity War trailer draws inspiration from multiple eras of Marvel Universe history. Here's a breakdown...

The first trailer for Avengers: Infinity War is here, and it is jammed with new information, new characters, and new looks! So while this isn't quite a shot by shot breakdown (Look at Iron Man's head. Back and to the left. Back, and to the left...wait, wrong movie), we're pretty sure we've got everything you need to get a better handle on what's going on in the biggest, most cosmic Marvel movie of them all.

In case you haven't watched it yet (or just want to watch it again), here's that Avengers: Infinity War trailer...

Video of Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War Official Trailer

We dug through it shot by shot. Here's what we found...

The New Costumes

Let's start with new looks. That's human Vision! And...

Welcome to the 161st episode of Collider Heroes, hosted by Jon Schnepp, with Amy Dallen and Robert Meyer Burnett. We bring you the latest news about the World of Heroes and Villains on this Monday September 11, 2017: Tribute to Len Wein co-creator of Wolverine and Swamp Thing. New Thor: Ragnarok trailer reveals more epic action! Jeph Loeb released a statement as to why the Inhumans went from McU Movie to an ABC television series. Minor Mutations: Kingsman: The Golden Circle New York premiere canceled as profits go to hurricane relief funds Jared Leto says he’s confused about …...

As we all know, Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) will make her big screen debut in 2019 – but what about the character who adopted her old mantle of Ms. Marvel, Kamala Khan?

The teenage Inhuman (well, she’s actually a human with Inhuman traits….but we won’t get into that here) has become a fairly popular hero since her introduction back in 2013, and the fact that she also happens to be a Muslim Pakistani American has led to many fans calling for a live-action adaptation sooner rather than later, given the current climate. In the past few years, there’s been a lot in the way of rumors and speculation pointing to the character getting her own television show, but so far, nothing’s materialized. It doesn’t look like that’ll change anytime soon, either.

Though some were hoping to see Ms. Marvel introduced in Inhumans, which would make some sense since,...

Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb says there are currently no plans in place to introduce Kamala Khan aka Ms Marvel on Inhumans, so far.

Marvel TV head honcho Jeph Loeb explains why he believes that Inhumans is a property more suitable on the small screen than on the big screen.

Agent Carter. Agents of Shield. Inhumans. It seems there'll be a fourth (and possibly more) live-action Marvel television show coming to ABC soon, per Executive VP of Marvel Television, Jeph Loeb.

Though Marvel can seemingly do no wrong on the big screen – well, for the most part – their efforts on television are a different story. Sure, shows like Daredevil and Jessica Jones are nearly flawless, but the studio’s also put out a lot of underwhelming material lately, including the recently released Inhumans, which staged its IMAX premiere this past weekend and will arrive on the small screen towards the end of the month.

That was just the latest in what’s becoming a long line of misses, though, as Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has struggled almost since day one, Agent Carter only made it to two seasons and recent Netflix series like Iron Fist and even The Defenders to some extent, were seriously underwhelming. Despite all of this, Marvel seems intent on pushing forward with their television projects – especially those on ABC.

Chatting with Comic Book Resources recently to promote Inhumans,...

This past weekend saw the fairly quiet release of the first couple episodes of Marvel’s The Inhumans onto IMAX. The presentation only made around $1.5 million domestically, and critically, these episodes were raked over the coals by most outlets.

This doesn’t necessarily come as a surprise for a lot of us who saw plenty to criticize based on the trailers. Between the cheap-looking sets, shoddy premise, and questionable writing (again, all based on the trailers), it seemed like a far shot that this would even compare to the likes of the Marvel Netflix series in terms of quality. However, what may come as a surprise is that despite the criticism and soft IMAX response, Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb is looking back fondly on this experience, telling Cbr:

“I can’t speak to things that are being worked on, I can only tell you that our partnership with IMAX,...

With everything Marvel has on television, and it's a lot -- 14 series across 5 networks -- plus growing concerns about viewer fatigue, the big question is why the Inhumans (and why now)? Early reviews of Marvel's Inhumans have been less than kind, suggesting that the series may not survive its first season (ABC is slotting it on Fridays, typically a death slot). Marvel is as opaque as any other entertainment organization, so Cbr went looking for answers but they came away with more questions, unfortunately.

As we like to say at Lrm, there are only a finite number of fans out there (and a limited number of hours per week). Considering that most of the well-known A and B-list heroes were already committed to film and TV franchises, the odds were high that the Inhumans could break through and capture a viable audience. Launching Inhumans now, given competition from other Marvel...

Netflix’s Stranger Things continues to hit us fans with heavy doses of nostalgia as we are treated with another great crossover poster in preparation for the second season premiere this October. The poster comes to us via the Stranger Things Twitter account and pays homage to Firestarter, a classic 80s film that was based off of a Stephen King novel of the same name and starred Drew Barrymore. In the poster, Millie Brown’s Eleven, replaces Drew Barrymore’s character, Charlie. The fire in the original poster is replaced with a starry sky, that in a way reminds me of the show’s first episode. You can see the poster below.

Normal in every way but one. Will Eleven have the power...to survive? #StrangerThursdays begins now. pic.twitter.com/hzR20qONQ2

— Stranger Things (@Stranger_Things) August 31, 2017

It is safe to say that the Duffer brothers may have used...

Marvel TV boss Jeph Loeb thinks Inhumans and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s move to Friday nights will actually be good for both series.

Most people don’t agree on a lot of things these days. in today’s political climate, conservatives and liberals are finding themselves at increasingly distant ends of the spectrum. However, no matter where you find yourself in terms of your political opinions, there’s a good chance that you hated the first two Inhumans trailers.

Personally, I found the first trailer to be completely abysmal, and while the second one was substantially better, it still didn’t look like it was selling anything more than a standard network TV show. Given that ABC is looking to premiere the show in IMAX, the show itself seemed like a bad representation of the format.

While at a TV Critics Association panel, Jeph Loeb was asked whether or not the show turned out as well as he’d hoped. His response was…puzzling:

"I can tell you that it was written on...

Inhumans held a panel at the TCAs last night but things got seriously awkward with a cast member comparing himself to #SadAffleck and executive producer Jeph Loeb snapping at critics asking questions.

The Inhumans are an odd bunch. While making my way over to Honolulu, Hawaii to visit the set of the latest Marvel show along with other bloggers and reporters, I enjoyed the oddities of Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee‘s take on Marvel’s Royal family midair. Perhaps it wouldn’t translate to the most accessible or financially responsible series, […]

The post ‘Inhumans’ Set Visit: Paying a Visit to the City of Attilan appeared first on /Film.

Raw, riveting and relentlessly compelling, Marvel’s Jessica Jones: The Complete First Season ignites a firestorm of suspense cloaked in the haze of a noir-inspired slow burn. Haunted by a tragedy that broke her world apart, Jessica Jones settles in Hell’s Kitchen, New York City, and opens her own detective agency, called Alias Investigations, with the hope of rebuilding her life and keeping the lights on in her apartment. She discovers that the source of her trauma, a mind-controlling sociopath named Kilgrave, has resurfaced, forcing her to use her gifts as a private eye to track him down before he causes more damage to her life or to anyone else.

The complete first season of the Netflix original series Marvel’s Jessica Jones is available to own on Blu-ray™ and DVD on Aug. 22 with 13 exciting episodes for fans to add to their libraries.

Cast: Krysten Ritter (Big Eyes...

Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb reveals the Inhumans television premiere includes more footage than the version that will screen in IMAX theaters.

Marvel Television has had amazing growth in recent years. You need look no further than their growing list of shows across various networks that include ABC, Netflix, Fox, Freeform, and FX (and yes, this includes their partnerships with Fox like Legion and The Gifted). Back in the mid-2000s, superhero shows were pretty hard to come by. You had some like Smallville, but on the whole, they were an investment that not all studios thought would pay off. The closest thing we had to the ecosystem we have now was the show Heroes, which quickly went downhill after its first season.

Needless to say, things are looking much better for superhero properties, and Marvel TV — which has 14 series at various stages of production — is undoubtedly a big part of that. However, if you’re this writer, the stuff that’s been truly interesting from the studio has been what they...

As if one Inhumans poster wasn’t enough for one day, here’s a new IMAX poster for the new Marvel TV show Inhumans, which stars Eme Ikwuakor as Gorgon, Ken Leung as Karnak, Anson Mount as Black Bolt, Serinda Swan as Medusa, Isabelle Cornish as Crystal, and Iwan Rheon as Maximus. Why an IMAX poster? Well the first two episodes of Marvel’s Inhumans will debut, as an edited movie, in IMAX theaters on September 1st, and the series will air on ABC in Autumn.

From the press release:

Marvel’s Inhumans explores the never-before-told epic adventure of the royal family including Black Bolt, the enigmatic, commanding King of the Inhumans, with a voice so powerful that the slightest whisper can destroy a city. After the Royal Family of Inhumans is splintered by a military coup, they barely escape to Hawaii where their surprising interactions with the lush world...

Following on from the initial Inhumans trailer and poster, check out this brand-new poster for the new Marvel TV show Inhumans, which stars Eme Ikwuakor as Gorgon, Ken Leung as Karnak, Anson Mount as Black Bolt, Serinda Swan as Medusa, Isabelle Cornish as Crystal, and Iwan Rheon as Maximus.

The first two episodes of Marvel’s Inhumans will debut, as an edited movie, in IMAX theaters on September 1st, and the series will air on ABC in Autumn.

From the press release:

Marvel’s Inhumans explores the never-before-told epic adventure of the royal family including Black Bolt, the enigmatic, commanding King of the Inhumans, with a voice so powerful that the slightest whisper can destroy a city. After the Royal Family of Inhumans is splintered by a military coup, they barely escape to Hawaii where their surprising interactions with the lush world and humanity around them may prove to not only save them,...

Wade Wilson is so touching himself tonight, after hearing this news.

Marvel comics’ Deadpool is coming to TV as the star of an animated adult action-comedy for Fxx, it was announced on Wednesday.

RelatedMarvel’s The Gifted Mutant Thriller Gets Series Order at Fox

Fxx has ordered 10 episodes of the untitled Marvel Television/FX Productions/ABC Signature Studios co-production, which boasts Atlanta‘s WGA Award-winning Donald Glover and Stephen Glover as showrunners, executive producers and writers. Marvel’s Jeph Loeb and Jim Chory will also serve as EPs on the series, which is eyed to debut in 2018.

VideosMarvel’s Inhumans...

Marvel Comics' "Black Bolt" #1, supporting the upcoming "Inhumans" live-action TV series, is written by Saladin Ahmed and illustrated by Christian Ward, with covers by Ward, Paul Pope, Jack Kirby, Rahzzah and John Tyler Christopher, available May 3, 2017:

"...with a voice that can crack a planet in half, 'Black Bolt' will find himself somewhere he never thought possible -- imprisoned at the edges of the cosmos.

"The newest resident of a prison designed to house the most dangerous criminals in the galaxy, Black Bolt must find out how he ended up here and who imprisoned him. But first, he'll have to survive a fight to the death with fellow inmate, 'The Absorbing Man'.

"It's time for the 'Midnight King' to plot the impossible: an escape. That is... if he survives..."

Roel Reiné is currently directing the first two episodes of "The Inhumans", shooting in Chicago, Los Angeles and Hawaii, to...

Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen quite a few images from the Hawaii set of Marvel and ABC’s Inhumans find their way online, providing fans with first glimpses of several of the main characters we’ll be meeting when the series kicks off this September. Though the likes of Black Bolt, Medusa and Gorgon did somewhat resemble their comic book counterparts in terms of costume colors, many took issue with how… well, how human most of them looked. As it turns out, though, there might well be a reasonable explanation for this.

ABC has released a brief, but revealing new plot synopsis for the show, which makes it very clear that Black Bolt and the other members of the Royal Family will be relocating to earth almost immediately after the pilot gets underway. This most likely explains why the characters are garbed in more civilian-looking attire in the photos.

Sneak Peek Marvel Comics' "Inhumans Prime" #1, written by Al Ewing and illustrated by Ryan Sook and Chris Allen, with covers by Jonboy Meyers, Jack Kirby, Ryan Sook, Elizabeth Torque, June Brigman and Ryan Stegman, available March 29, 2017:

"...with their throne shattered by the events of 'Inhumans vs. X-Men', times are changing for the 'Inhumans'. And the 'ResurrXion' begins for this strange super race. Witness the trial of 'Maximus', the prophecy of 'Marvel Boy' and the rise of a new leader.

"What dark secret is 'Black Bolt' hiding that could shatter the Inhumans once and for all?..."

Roel Reiné is currently directing the first two episodes of "The Inhumans", to be released on IMAX screens before extended versions air on ABC, filmed in Chicago, Los Angeles and Hawaii.

The first two episodes will screen on IMAX for two weeks ahead of the fall premiere, produced by Marvel TV and ABC Studios,...

According to reports, actress Serinda Swan (aka DC Comics' 'Zatanna Zatara' in "Smallville") has been cast as Marvel Comics' 'Medusa', 'Queen of the Inhumans' and wife of 'Black Bolt' (Anson Mount), for Marvel TV's "The Inhumans" TV series debuting its first two episodes exclusively in IMAX theaters for a two-week window September 2017 before an ABC network run:

"'Medusa' debuted in Marvel Comics' "Fantastic Four" #36 (1965), created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, as belonging to the race of 'Inhumans', a species of prehistoric earthlings mutated by the 'Terrigen Mists' produced deep under the Inhuman city-state of 'Attilan',located in the oxygen-rich 'Blue Area' of the 'Moon'.

"'Crystal' (who later became the wife of 'Quicksilver' is Medusa's younger sister. Considered a member of Attilan's Royal Family, Medusa's parents chose to expose her to the Terrigen Mists when she was a child.

"During her adolescent years 'Medusa' would...

Marvel’s upcoming series Inhumans has just cast one of its lead actresses. Smallville alum Serinda Swan will take on the role of Medusa, the Queen of the Inhumans and wife of Black Bolt (Anson Mount) in the series. If for some reason you don't recognize her, Swan caught the eyes of fanboys everywhere when she played Zatanna in Smallville.

The character is described as being Black Bolt’s most trusted advisor, "a fiercely resilient warrior who has the ability to move and control her hair the way most people use their hands and fingers."

Marvel TV head and executive producer Jeph Loeb had this to say in a statement to EW:

"Serinda empowers Medusa’s regal glory and still maintains a relatability that synced perfectly with the character. She is nothing short of wonderful."

Showrunner Scott Buck added:

"Serinda Swan brings a regal elegance, as well as a sense...

Things are about to get hairy for Graceland alum Serinda Swan, who has been cast as Medusa in ABC’s upcoming Marvel’s Inhumans series.

RelatedMarvel’s Inhumans: Anson Mount Cast in ABC Series’ Lead Role

In the never-before-told story of the royal family, Medusa is the Queen of the Inhumans and wife of Black Bolt (played by Hell on Wheels‘ Anson Mount), serving as his most trusted advisor. As for her powers, Medusa is a fiercely resilient warrior who has the ability to move and control her hair the way most people use their hands and fingers.

“Serinda...

Marvel’s casting spree for Inhumans continues today, as EW reports that Serinda Swan will star on the ABC series as Medusa, “the Queen of the ancient superpowered race who’s known for her red hair.” She’ll join a cast that already includes Anson Mount as Black Bolt and Iwan Rheon as Maximus.

“Serinda empowers Medusa’s regal glory and still maintains a relatability that synced perfectly with the character,” Marvel TV head and executive producer Jeph Loeb says. “She is nothing short of wonderful.”

Adds showrunner Scott Buck: “Serinda Swan brings a regal elegance, as well as a sense of great inner strength and fierce determination, to the role of Medusa. I couldn’t be happier to have her as our Queen of Attilan.”

Best known for her work on Graceland, this will probably be the actress’ biggest role yet, as Medusa is the wife of Black...

Hell on Wheels star Anson Mount has been cast in the lead role of Black Bolt in Marvel's upcoming cosmic superhero series The Inhumans. Black Bolt is the enigmatic, commanding King of the Inhumans, who has a voice that's so powerful the slightest whisper can destroy a city.

For years Vin Diesel was linked to this role when Marvel was making the movie. With this TV series happening now, though, I don't think we'll be seeing that movie anytime soon, if ever.

I don't know if any of you have watched Hell on Wheels, but it's a great show worth checking out, and Mount does a solid job in it. He's no Vin Diesel, but I think he'll do a great job in the role of Black Bolt. When talking about the actor, Jeph Loeb, Head of Marvel Television said:

"Anson loves the challenge of playing a character who will only communicate silently.

“Hell on Wheels” star Anson Mount has landed the lead role on ABC’s newest Marvel series, “Inhumans,” TheWrap has learned. Mount will play the role of Black Bolt, the King of the Inhumans. Like his counterpart in the comic book pages, the role will be silent. Mount is the second cast member to join the series. “Game of Thrones” alum Iwan Rheon will play Maximus, Black Bolt’s younger brother. “Anson loves the challenge of playing a character who will only communicate silently,” said executive producer Jeph Loeb, head of Marvel Television, in a statement. “His enthusiasm mixed with his imposing almost.

With the show set to start shooting very soon in Hawaii, casting on Marvel’s ambitious new project, Inhumans, is really heating up now.

After learning last week that Game of Thrones star Iwan Rheon had landed the role of Maximus, today we’re being told that the studio has cast Hell on Wheels‘ Anson Mount as Black Bolt, “the enigmatic, commanding King of the Inhumans, with a voice so powerful that the slightest whisper can destroy a city.”

“Anson loves the challenge of playing a character who will only communicate silently,” said Jeph Loeb, Head of Marvel Television. “His enthusiasm mixed with his imposing almost regal persona made it easy to see why he is our Black Bolt.”

Added Buck, “Black Bolt is a character whose deep complexity must be conveyed without uttering a single word, and I’m very excited to have Anson on board to bring him to life.

Maybe Iwan Rheon will get his chance at the crown after all.

The Welsh actor, best known for playing the sadistic bastard Ramsay Bolton on HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” has been cast in “Marvel’s Inhumans” for ABC. He’ll play the ambitious, clever and charming Maximus, who covets his brother Black Bolt’s crown in Attilan.

Read More: Iwan Rheon: Why the ‘Game of Thrones’ Psychopath Deserves to Be a Star

Different from the Marvel’s universe’s mutants, the Inhumans are a race of superhumans who first developed unique powers in ancient times thanks to some genetic tinkering. They have a society of their own that has thrived in seclusion from the rest of humanity. Their culture follows a caste system and includes a Royal Family, of which Maximus and Black Bolt are members.

“Iwan’s ability to be charming, roguish, and still completely unexpectedly dangerous...

Iwan Rheon was announced to play Black Bolts's brother, Maximus the Mad, in the TV series The Inhumans, and what a great choice if you are looking for a psychotic killer. You know him best as Ramsay Bolton/Snow in Game of Thrones, the castration expert and torturer of Theon Greyjoy.

Oh yes, this makes me happy. Maximus is my favorite Inhuman, and one could consider him with Batman level intellect combined with some form of mind control. Let us take note, he is not necessarily evil. But he does believe that the Inhumans are the next level of species, and should rule the planet with disregard to any human life. He kind of reminds me of oldschool Magneto.

For awhile now, we have been dealing with the Inhumans in the show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but the actual royal family has not yet been referenced, presumably because they were saving them for their own show.

Marvel has cast their leading man in their upcoming ambitious series Inhumans. Game of Thrones actor Iwan Rheon has been cast in the role of Maximus in the series. Thanks to THR, we have some details on the version of the character in the series, saying:

Inhumans will explore the never-before-told epic adventure of Black Bolt and the royal family. In the eight-episode straight-to-series drama, Maximus is a clever and charming Inhuman that is fiercely devoted to the people of Attilan, especially his brother, the King — though he harbors an intense desire to wear the crown himself.

In a statement, Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb said:

"Iwan's ability to be charming, roguish and still completely unexpectedly dangerous were all the different sides we needed to bring the character to life. We’re thrilled to have him on board," Marvel TV head Loeb said.

The showrunner of the series, Scott Buck...

Iwan Rheon, who most of us have come to know as Ramsay Bolton on Game of Thrones, has landed the lead in ABC's upcoming production of Marvel's Inhumans.

Inhumans not only has a straight-to-series order for next fall but will premiere exclusively in Imax theaters for a two-week window in September prior to the network run. This show is expected to be that big.

Rheon will play Maximus brother to Black Bolt, who believes the Inhumans are the superior race on earth.

Inhumans explore the never-before-told epic adventure of Black Bolt and the royal family.

In the series, Maximus is a clever and charming Inhuman that is fiercely devoted to the people of Attilan, especially his brother, the King – although he harbors an intense desire to wear the crown himself.

“Iwan’s ability to be charming, roguish, and still completely unexpectedly dangerous were all the different sides we needed to bring the character to life.

The Hollywood Reporter is telling us that Marvel has cast their first lead for Inhumans in the form of Game of Thrones star Iwan Rheon.

Best known for his role as Ramsay Bolton on HBO’s hit fantasy series, the actor will take the part of Maximus in the upcoming superhero TV show, which will “explore the never-before-told epic adventure of Black Bolt and the royal family.” Described as a “clever and charming Inhuman that is fiercely devoted to the people of Attilan, especially his brother, the King,” Maximus also “harbors an intense desire to wear the crown himself.”

Speaking about Rheon’s casting, Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb said the following:

“Iwan’s ability to be charming, roguish and still completely unexpectedly dangerous were all the different sides we needed to bring the character to life. We’re thrilled to have him on board.”

Scott Buck, who’s writing...

Will DC’s Aquaman have some seafaring competition? According to Reel News Hawaii, he will. Is Namor the Sub-Mariner heading to the big screen?

Reel News Hawaii is a site devoted to reporting news about movies being filmed in Hawaii. They recently broke the news that the Inhumans series would be filming in Hawaii, which has been verified. This week, they posted the following tweet…

Reel News Hawaii

@reelnewshawaii

There’s buzz around the island that two rival productions could be swimming in our waters. “Aquaman” & “Sub Mariner”.

Is Marvel finally going to use the long-neglected Namor? For a long time, it wasn’t clear who exactly owned the film rights to the Sub-Mariner. Universal Studios had optioned the rights to the character but never actually made a movie about him. The character languished in limbo for years until Joe Quesada, the COO of Marvel, stated that the rights to...

Fans still have another few years of Marvel's Phase 3 lineup, with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (May 5), Spider-Man: Homecoming (July 7) and Thor: Ragnarok (November 3) hitting theaters this year, but many are already looking ahead to Phase 4. While the titles have not been announced yet, the studio has set three release dates for the year 2020 (May 1, July 10, November 6), which will represent the studio's first Phase 4 movies. There has been a rumor that Namor the Sub-Mariner may be one of those movies, which may actually be happening sooner than we think, if a new rumor is to be believed.

Reel News Hawaii reports that the "buzz around the island" is that two aquatic superheroes may be gearing up to shoot in Hawaii soon, Warner Bros.' Aquaman and Marvel's Namor the Sub-Mariner. Marvel Studios hasn't confirmed that Namor the Sub-Mariner is even happening, but, while promoting Captain America: Civil War, screenwriter Stephen McFeely stated that,...

For a long time, it was unclear which studio actually owned the rights to Namor, but last year Marvel Cco Joe Quesada finally seemed to clear things up once and for all: The Savage Sub-Mariner is under the Marvel Studios umbrella. Since then, however, we haven't really had any indication that they had plans for the character, but a new rumor doing the rounds indicates that this may be about to change. Following last week's news that The Inhumans was scheduled to film on their shores at a new Marvel studio in Oahu, Reel News Hawaii now reckon there are also plans for a live-action Namor project. There's buzz around the island that two rival productions could be swimming on our waters. "Aquaman" & "Submariner". Fingers crossed! pic.twitter.com/1WLbZkWJAN — Reel News Hawaii (@reelnewshawaii) February 15, 2017 While this "buzz" might not amount to anything, they did get some solid info on The Inhumans show,...

Marvel has wasted no time in filling out its cast for the upcoming Cloak and Dagger series. Barely two weeks have passed since we caught wind of Olivia Holt and Aubrey Joseph securing the coveted title roles, but today brings confirmation that the studio has now filled out the rest of the roster with six new series regulars.

Ordered straight to series last April, Marvel and Freeform’s live-action adaptation chronicles the interracial and suitably superheroic romance between Cloak and Dagger (Aka Tyrone Johnson and Tandy Bowen), who will be played by Joseph and Holt, respectively.

In terms of those new recruits, Andrea Roth (Rescue Me) will play the part of Melissa Bowen. Mother to Tandy, Roth’s character is considered the eternal optimist, despite the struggles to adapt to her new existence. On the other side of the coin, Gloria Reuben (Mr. Robot) is Adina Johnson, Tyrone’s mom.

Sneak Peek Marvel Comics' "The Uncanny Inhumans" #19, written by Charles Soule and illustrated by Aaron Kim Jacinto, with covers by Frazer Irving and Declan Shalvey, available February 15, 2017:

"...'Maximus the Mad', the exiled 'Inhuman Prince', has discovered the formula for 'Terrigen Crystals'. With his newly formed squad of Inhuman villains, including 'Triton', he's traveling the globe gathering the necessary ingredients.

"If he succeeds, he could end the war between Inhumans and 'X-Men' in a single stroke - but where's the fun in that?..."

In other news, Roel Reiné will direct the first two episodes of "The Inhumans", to be released on IMAX screens before extended versions air on ABC, filmed in Chicago, Los Angeles and Hawaii.

The first two episodes will screen on IMAX for two weeks ahead of the fall premiere, produced by Marvel TV and ABC Studios, filmed with Imax digital cameras.

"This unprecedented alliance represents a bold,...

According to reports, Roel Reiné will direct the first two episodes of "The Inhumans", to be released on IMAX screens before extended versions air on ABC followed by six more episodes, filmed in Chicago, Los Angeles and Hawaii:

The first two episodes will screen on IMAX for two weeks ahead of the fall premiere, produced by Marvel TV and ABC Studios, filmed with Imax digital cameras.

"This unprecedented alliance represents a bold, innovative approach to launching great TV content for a worldwide audience," said Ben Sherwood, co-chairman, Disney Media Networks and president, Disney-abc Television Group. "It highlights Disney-abc’s unrelenting commitment to finding new and creative ways to showcasing our very best programming and increasing global engagement and reach."

"The Inhumans" created by Stan Lee and illustrator/co-plotter Jack Kirby, first appeared in Marvel Comics' "Fantastic Four" #45 (December 1965). Their home, the city of 'Attilan' is credited to Kirby from...

Marvel Studios initially announced their plans for Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe back in 2014. For the most part, they have stuck to that plan but there has been some shifting around, like the inclusion of Spider-Man: Homecoming, for example. Recently, it was announced that Inhumans was going to be made into a TV show, meaning that the movie, which was going to be one of the closing events in Phase 3, is all but scrapped. The Inhumans TV show, on the other hand, is moving full-steam ahead and they now have a director for the first two episodes.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, director Roel Reine will be tackling the first two episodes of The Inhumans, which are going to be shot in IMAX and will be screened in theaters over Labor Day weekend upon their debut. Roel Reine is probably best known for his movies The Delivery and Admiral,...

According to Marvel Television, Roel Reine ("The Delivery") will direct the first two episodes of "Marvel's The Inhumans" TV series, based on the Marvel Comics' superhero characters:

The first two episodes will screen on IMAX for two weeks ahead of the fall premiere, produced by Marvel TV and ABC Studios and filmed with Imax digital cameras.

"This unprecedented alliance represents a bold, innovative approach to launching great TV content for a worldwide audience," said Ben Sherwood, co-chairman, Disney Media Networks and president, Disney-abc Television Group. "It highlights Disney-abc’s unrelenting commitment to finding new and creative ways to showcasing our very best programming and increasing global engagement and reach."

"The Inhumans" created by Stan Lee and illustrator/co-plotter Jack Kirby, first appeared in Marvel Comics' "Fantastic Four" #45 (December 1965). Their home, the city of 'Attilan' is credited to Kirby from his "Tuk the Caveboy" story in "Captain America Comics...

While Marvel is currently doing some of their most impressive work to date over on Netflix, they’ve yet to really hit their stride on network television. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. debuted on ABC back in 2013 and has struggled with ratings ever since, and Agent Carter, which starred fan-favorite character Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell), only lasted two seasons before getting the axe.

Of course, there’s also Damage Control and Most Wanted. The former, which is a sitcom following a “Marvel cleaning crew who specializes in dealing with the aftermath of the unique fallout from super hero conflicts,” has unfortunately still not come to fruition. Most Wanted, meanwhile, was set to be a S.H.I.E.L.D. spinoff but at the last minute, ABC chose not to move forward with it.

While Marvel is looking to land a home run this September with The Inhumans, it’s still a...

Well, it’s 2017. The very first day. It’s the time of year when folks look backwards into what has been, and try to give it some perspective and look forward to what may come. It’s also when some folks make resolution of what they’re going to do differently now that they have a clean slate. I don’t. It’s not that I don’t have many faults to correct (I do) but I know I won’t even remember them in a week or so, let alone keep them.

What I’m going to do is look forward, not with predictions, but what I would like to see in the coming year in pop culture.

I’d like to see the Fantastic Four published again— but only if Marvel remembers what they’re about. This isn’t just a team, it’s a family. You can...

The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that the first two episodes of Marvel's The Inhumans TV show will debut exclusively in Imax theatres on or around September 1, 2017. The live-action series will then premiere on ABC on Tuesday, September 26, 2017.The Inhumans, a race of superhumans with diverse and singularly unique powers, were first introduced in Marvel Comics by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1965. ABC plans to air all eight episodes on consecutive Tuesdays, "barring unforeseen interruptions."Read More…...

After ABC and IMAX announced their surprise collaboration with a new Inhumans TV series earlier this month, new details have come forward. The initial announcement revealed that this will be the first TV series ever to debut in IMAX theaters before its television premiere, and now we know exactly when it will arrive. During an appearance at the Credit Suisse Technology, Media & Telecom Conference, IMAX CEO Greg Foster revealed that the first two episodes will premiere in IMAX theaters on September 1, 2017, starting a two week theatrical run.

The Hollywood Reporter reveals that the first two episodes of Inhumans, which will span approximately 80 minutes, will debut exclusively in all IMAX theaters worldwide on September 1, 2017, which kicks off a two-week theatrical run. ABC will then debut the first episode on Tuesday, September 26, with all eight episodes set to air on consecutive Tuesdays. Here's what IMAX CEO Greg Foster had to say in his statement during the conference,...

Although some fans have been rather vocal regarding their disappointment about The Inhumans project being switched from it's McU Phase 4 slot to a Fall 2017 television series, there is really no reason to be peeved. It was the best thing they could have done, and we’re going to tell you why.

There has been some complaining done by a segment of fandom since the announcement of the Inhumans TV series. Most of the anger is aimed at Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, (The man in charge of all their movies) who seemed to have little interest in the Inhumans as characters and postponed their planned film indefinitely. Now the Inhumans are under the control of Jeph Loeb (the man in charge of Marvel’s television properties) who answers directly to Isaac Perlmutter, CEO of Marvel. (Feige answers directly to Disney, not Perlmutter who Feige reportedly does not get along with.

According to new reports ABC has greenlit "Marvel’s The Inhumans", as a superhero live-action TV series, debuting Fall 2017:

The first two episodes will screen on IMAX for two weeks ahead of the fall premiere, produced by Marvel TV and ABC Studios and filmed with Imax digital cameras.

"This unprecedented alliance represents a bold, innovative approach to launching great TV content for a worldwide audience," said Ben Sherwood, co-chairman, Disney Media Networks and president, Disney-abc Television Group. "It highlights Disney-abc’s unrelenting commitment to finding new and creative ways to showcasing our very best programming and increasing global engagement and reach."

"The Inhumans" created by Stan Lee and illustrator/co-plotter Jack Kirby, first appeared in Marvel Comics' "Fantastic Four" #45 (December 1965). Their home, the city of 'Attilan' is credited to Kirby from his "Tuk the Caveboy" story in "Captain America Comics" #1 (March 1941), described as the home of advanced beings,...

When Marvel Studios unveiled Marvel Phase 3 back in 2014, one of the final movies in this lineup was Inhumans. The sci-fi superhero adventure was originally slated for a November 2, 2018 release, before being pushed to July 12, 2019 and then being "delayed indefinitely" back in April. Earlier this week, Marvel made the surprise announcement that Inhumans will now become an ABC TV series. But fans shouldn't expect one of the long-rumored cast members, Vin Diesel, starring in the small screen version.

Earlier this year, Vin Diesel hinted that, even though he lends his voice to Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy, he could still "totally be something else," and portray a difference Marvel character. While he didn't mention the character by name, many fans thought he might be referring to Black Bolt. Now that Inhumans is making the transition to the small screen, fans are still wondering if Vin Diesel still may portray Black Bolt.