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October 28, 2014. At the height of the collective madness for Marvel, Kevin Feige takes the stand at Comic-Con and announces the films that are to come in the future phase 3<\/strong>, among which were ‘Captain America: Civil War’, ‘Doctor Strange’ or the then two parts of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’. But, between both, there was another tape destined to make history in the company, number 20, something really important and destined to succeed: ‘Inhumans’.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Here begins the story of this singular hero<\/h2>\n

The Inhumans were created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1965.<\/strong>, within ‘The Fantastic Four’, although the great explanation of his story would come in the pages of ‘Thor’ two years later. Attilan’s group of superheroes were never Marvel’s most popular, and in fact by the 1980s they were all but gone from print. It wasn’t until the late 1990s, when his limited series won an Eisner Award<\/strong>, who began to have more relevance as regular characters in the collections. Never too much, but enough for Perlmutter, director of Marvel Entertainment at the time, to think that they could replace mutants in the collective imagination.<\/p>\n

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In 2014, Fox had just released ‘Days of Future Past’ and It didn’t seem like he was going to let the X-Men end up in the hands of Marvel.<\/strong>, who looked for another group in the style of the mutants to alleviate his absence. It was so much Perlmutter’s commitment to the inhumans that in the comics they became one of the largest groups thanks to the Terrigen Mists, which they woke up the inhuman gene and killed the mutants<\/strong>. Thus was born the event ‘Inhumans against X-Men’, trying to bring them to the forefront by mere opposition. It didn’t work very well: Black Bolt and his ilk were never wildly popular, but the movie kept going.<\/p>\n

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