Marvel Limited Edition TPB. Los Inhumanos #1
This Spanish-language trade paperback collects the first story arc of the 2024 Los Inhumanos series, part of Panini España's Marvel Limited Edition TPB line. It presents the adventures of the Inhuman royal family, including Black Bolt, Medusa, and their kin, as they navigate their unique heritage and cosmic threats. The volume reprints issues from the modern Inhumans run, offering a self-contained entry point for Spanish readers.
"¡El origen de... los incomparables Inhumanos!" is a landmark tale from the legendary Stan Lee and Rafael Marin, brought to life with iconic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Joe Sinnott—presented in a stunning 2024 Panini España Limited Edition TPB. This powerful story introduces Rayo Negro as he emerges from years of isolation, finally meeting his extended family, including Medusa, Karnak, Gorgón, Crystal, and the treacherous Máximus, whose sudden attack sets the stage for a family conflict rooted in legacy and power. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Kirby and Chic Stone, captures the intensity of this pivotal moment.
In "¡El motivo!", El Rey Randac gains energy-based powers after traversing the Terrígenous Mists and mandates that every citizen of Attilan must undergo the same trial. Watching from the shadows, the Kree Sentinel 459 observes the unfolding events—and reveals that the Kree have secretly been behind Attilan’s technological progress all along.
In "… Y finalmente: ¡Rayo Negro!," Agon and Rynda’s experiment with the Terrigen Mists to enhance their son’s abilities unleashes a startling power—one that lies not in flight or energy manipulation, but in his voice. The moment he speaks, reality itself trembles, and the full scope of his potential begins to unfold.
In "¡Silencio o muerte!", Rayo Negro steps out of years of isolation, finally free to see his family after being sealed away for his dangerous voice. Reunited with his cousins Medusa, Karnak, Gorgón, and Crystal, and confronted by his brother Máximus, who strikes to claim the throne, the fragile peace of their reunion is tested before it can truly begin.
In "Tritón," the young Inhuman explores the outskirts of Attilan, drawn by curiosity about the world beyond his home. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles upon a submerged film set, where he’s unexpectedly detained by the crew behind the camera.
In "¡Mientras la ciudad grita!", Tritón ventures into New York City, his presence stirring chaos wherever he goes. After returning to Attilan, he warns Black Bolt of the danger posed by human discovery, prompting the monarch to seek a new hidden sanctuary for the Inhumans.
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↩ Reprints Thor #146 (1967), Thor #147 (1967), Thor #148 (1968), Not Brand Echh #6 (1968), Thor #149 (1968), Thor #150 (1968), Thor #151 (1968), Thor #152 (1968), Marvel Super-Heroes #15 (1968), Not Brand Echh #12 (1969), Marvel Collectors' Item Classics #21 (1969), Amazing Adventures #1 (1970), Amazing Adventures #2 (1970), Amazing Adventures #3 (1970), Amazing Adventures #4 (1971), Amazing Adventures #5 (1971), Amazing Adventures #6 (1971), Amazing Adventures #7 (1971), Amazing Adventures #8 (1971), Amazing Adventures #9 (1971), Amazing Adventures #10 (1972), The Avengers #95 (1972), What If? #29 (1981), What If? #30 (1981), Marvel Masterworks: The Inhumans #1 (2009)
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