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>Marvel.com: This issue partially revolves around Maximus’ trial. He’s always been a mixed bag for the Inhumans. Would you say he’s crossed a line like never before?
>Ryan Sook: I feel like Maximus has definitely crossed a line that there’s no coming back from after this. The consequences for the rest of the Inhumans though are maybe even more surprising than Maximus’ actions. Game changer.
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>Marvel.com: What can you say about the new Marvel Boy and his new design?
>Ryan Sook: I can only say that Marvel Boy comes across as a really cool character whose potential for the future of the Inhumans, only hinted at in this issue, sets him up to be a really important and cool character in the Marvel Universe going forward. In part because his new design by Jonboy Meyers is so awesome!
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>Marvel.com: Speaking of designs, did you get to rework any of the other looks as the Inhumans split up between Earth and the stars?
>Ryan Sook: I didn’t rework any of the designs. Thankfully! I just got to draw Jonboy’s awesome redesigns for the most part, which, as with Marvel Boy, are awesome line-wide. I just took the opportunity to play up all the awesome elements of those new designs and some of the classic designs in my style which was a pleasure all around.
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>Marvel.com: Visually speaking, would you say there’s a stylistic difference between the books that will lead out of PRIME?
>Ryan Sook: I hesitate to speak on the varying styles of one book to another. I’ll only say that from what I’ve seen, Marvel has expanded the Inhumans line—[SECRET WARRIORS], ROYALS, and BLACK BOLT—in a way that allows some radically different artistic styles to come across each of the different titles. Which makes them as cool and fun to look at as any of the X or Avengers titles and I think it’s high time the Inhumans got that kind of treatment.
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>Marvel.com: How was it working with Al on this issue?
>Ryan Sook: I was unaware of Al’s previous work before now. After working on this script, I don’t intend to be unaware of anything he’s working on anymore. He’s crafted a huge and intriguing launch to PRIME that lays groundwork for some great punches down the line. It’s full of snappy dialog and action all over the place and that makes as fun a comic to draw as to read! Enjoyed the process immensely.
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>>90343443
Another push.
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>>90343595
>>90343598
That implies the first push stopped
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>>90343620
Failed really.
They need bigger writers and marketable name. Iconic moments.
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>>90343646
>unspoken actually doing something cool with his powers
Hail Ewing
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>>90343660
Marvel doesn't seem to be in the business of big name writers. They keep throwing in people who have never written a comic before. Which I can't understand why they would do that to a comic they are trying to build.
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>>90343717
Marvel thinks art= sales. When in most of comic history the writer is the main draw.
Another problem I can see is top writers might just reject writing a lower tier comic. Whereas in the old days you get assigned it no matter what.
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Sheesh, is this a preview or the whole book?!
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>Al Ewing
>Inhumans
how low can the sales go?
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>>90343513
Looks like the Unspoken escaped his fish wife
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>>90343940
It's an event size one shot
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stop bumping inhumans shit
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>>90343467
Looks like Beast survive. Maybe no one will die in IvX
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>>90344135
bump for this salty guy
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