History ComicBook / Inhumanity

** Many people think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title. They are ordinary civilians who find out that they are a minority (though not as rare as mutants), have powers thrust upon them, and are a part of a larger conflict, and many are hated for being different and are considered freaks. Even longtime ''ComicBook/XMen'' writer Creator/ChrisClaremont has commented on this, accusing Marvel and Creator/{{Disney}} of making the Inhumans into mutant {{Expies}} to benefit the MarvelCinematicUniverse ([[ExiledFromContinuity which can't use mutants due to rights issues]]).

** Many people think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title. They are ordinary civilians who find out that they are a minority (though not as rare as mutants), have powers thrust upon them, and are a part of a larger conflict, and many are hated for being different and are considered freaks. Even longtime ''ComicBook/XMen'' writer Creator/ChrisClaremont has commented on this, accusing Marvel and {{Disney}} of making the Inhumans into mutant {{Expies}} to benefit the MarvelCinematicUniverse ([[ExiledFromContinuity which can't use mutants due to rights issues]]).

* ScheduleSlip: The ongoing series ''Inhuman'' was pushed back from January to April after Creator/MattFraction left the project over creative differences. Since ''Inhuman'' was the centerpiece of the whole event, this had the effect of throwing things out of whack a bit. Marvel ended up with a bunch of ''Inhumanity'' tie-ins and one-shots with no actual series to tell the bulk of the story for several months.

'''Inhumanity''' is the latest ''Creator/MarvelComics'' event for 2013 and 2014. It is the aftermath of the storyline started with ''ComicBook/{{Infinity}}'' and focuses on ComicBook/TheInhumans.

In the aftermath of the destruction of the Inhuman floating city of Attilan, the Earth is covered in mutagenic Terrigen Mists. Across the planet, people who thought they were normal humans soon discovered the truth - they were, in fact, part Inhuman. InAWorld still recovering from the restoration of the Mutant population in ''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen'', can humanity handle a ''second'' race of super powered "freaks"? How do heroes and teams such as ComicBook/TheAvengers, the ComicBook/XMen and the ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan handle an ever-change world of this scope? And what of the Inhuman Royal Family - Black Bolt is missing once more, larger population of Inhumans active and their city destroyed, what are they to do?

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: The crossover introduces Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-Muslim from New Jersey who becomes the new [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Ms. Marvel]] after discovering her Inhuman heritage.

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: The crossover introduces Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-Muslim from New Jersey who becomes the new MsMarvel after discovering her Inhuman heritage.

* RecycledPlot: It's ''ComicBook/EarthX'', but without half of the hero community dead or retired, and not in an AlternateUniverse.

** ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen'' dealt with this very topic, as the X-Men realize that very few could be able to tell the difference between a mutant and an Inhuman, thus making their struggle more complicated.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Many people think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title. They are ordinary civilians who find out that they are a minority (though not as rare as mutants), have powers thrust upon them, and are a part of a larger conflict, and many are hated for being different and are considered freaks. Even longtime {{X-Men}} writer ChrisClaremont has commented on this, accusing Marvel and {{Disney}} of making the Inhumans into mutant {{Expies}} to benefit the MarvelCinematicUniverse ([[ExiledFromContinuity which can't use mutants due to rights issues]]).
** ComicBook/{{Uncanny X-Men}} dealt with this very topic, as the X-Men realize that very few could be able to tell the difference between a mutant and an Inhuman, thus making their struggle more complicated.

* RecycledPlot: It's ''ComicBook/EarthX'', but without half of the hero community dead or retired.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Many people think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title. They are ordinary civilians who find out that they are a minority (though not as rare as mutants), have powers thrust upon them, and are a part of a larger conflict, and many are hated for being different and considered freaks. Even longtime {{X-Men}} writer ChrisClaremont has commented on this, accusing Marvel and {{Disney}} of making the Inhumans into mutant {{Expies}} to benefit the MarvelCinematicUniverse ([[ExiledFromContinuity which can't use mutants due to rights issues]]).

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Many people think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title. They are a minority (though not as rare as mutants) who, out of the blue, discover that they aren't fully human and are a part of a larger conflict, and many are hated for being different and considered freaks. Even longtime {{X-Men}} writer ChrisClaremont has commented on this, accusing Marvel and {{Disney}} of making the Inhumans into mutant {{Expies}} to benefit the MarvelCinematicUniverse ([[ExiledFromContinuity which can't use mutants due to rights issues]]).

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Many people think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title. Even longtime {{X-Men}} writer ChrisClaremont has commented on this, accusing Marvel and {{Disney}} of making the Inhumans into mutant {{Expies}} to benefit the MarvelCinematicUniverse ([[ExiledFromContinuity which can't use mutants due to rights issues]]).

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* ScheduleSlip: The ongoing series ''Inhuman'' was pushed back from January to April after MattFraction left the project over creative differences. Since ''Inhuman'' was the centerpiece of the whole event, this had the effect of throwing things out of whack a bit. Marvel ended up with a bunch of ''Inhumanity'' tie-ins and one-shots with no actual series to tell the bulk of the story for several months.

* GoMadFromTheRevelation: After coming to a realization about what is in store for the Inhumans, Karnak has a mental breakdown and [[spoiler: commits suicide]].

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Many people think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title. Even longtime {{X-Men}} writer ChrisClaremont has commented on this, accusing Marvel and {{Disney}} of making the Inhumans into mutant {{Expies}} to benefit the MarvelCinematicUniverse (which can't use mutants due to rights issues).

'''Inhumanity''' is the latest ''Creator/MarvelComics'' storyline for 2013 and 2014. It is the aftermath of the storyline started with ''ComicBook/{{Infinity}}'' and focuses on ComicBook/TheInhumans.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Oddly, many people just think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title.

-->'''Are you Inhuman?'''

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Oddly, many people just think that these new Inhumans are just mutants running around with a new title.