Inhumans

So, and we'll, you know, of course we'll talk about this for the remainder of season two, but yeah, You know, Hydra obviously was a big deal second half of of season one after, you know, the big Captain America twist as we as we kept the reveal, the turn, whatever we kept referring it to it as.

And then at the beginning of season two, because of the fallout of everything Hydra, and now we're sort of moving into this Inhumans arc.

So I think it set this up really well that in this episode, sort of the first one back, it's sort of half Inhumans.

in humans, you know, and, and, and continuing to sow those seeds with this no eyed man and, and giant and, and, and even a bit of rain of trying to figure things out and Cal, but then we also have sort of the stop for at least a little while of the, of the Hydra story with, with, you know, all of those top level members being taken out.

What'd you, what'd you think about the fact that it was kind of a 50, 50 episode in that way?

And I feel that this was sort of that deal here with, uh, with Colson and may and Hunter, um, sort of going after the, uh, The Hydra guys, Mac, and...

Fitz sort of staying with, with sky and Simmons going down into that city, you know, into the, the, the, whatever they called it, the underground city that we saw, you know, at the end of the last few episodes.

So I like how they sort of split all of these characters up here and, and it felt very similar to that to me because then at the beginning of the next episode and into this next arc, the Inhumans arc, it gives them a chance to sort of all come back together again to a certain extent.

I mean, it always seemed like the moon when they go there or when we see it was the bleak airless moon.

But the moon kingdom lived in a protected area of it, you know, like like the Inhumans.

Third Marvel reference.

I'm going to try to stop that.

You know, I was thinking the Inhumans.

I'm losing it.

You have to think of a lot of other things to talk about because there's just not a lot going on in the episode.

But I was thinking the Inhumans, they also had a teleporting pet and they had a brainy one.

This week we ask, is the Frightful Four more frightful than the Fantastic Four is fantastic? Will the thing change its color from orange to clockwork orange? And will the Inhumans finally let us know why we should give a flying shit? All that and more on an all-new episode of The Superhero Show.

what's up nerds welcome to the superhero show the only podcast that dives into the insanity of 90s superhero cartoons this season we are talking about season two of the animated series fantastic four and i have my fantastic friend here ryan to help me talk about it

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Inhumans story.

Way back in the day when Disney bought Marvel, they said, we're going to make an Inhumans TV show.

And we're going to put the first two episodes in theaters.

So I'm looking forward to diving into some more stuff.

But, I mean, I had been playing Inhumans, obviously.

I did play a little bit of Sam.

A couple weeks ago, the last game that I did play was Sam.

That was the last big event I really entered.

Had a great time there, of course.

I think the last releases I really remember coming out around the time I stopped, I believe, was the big Inhumans update with Maximus and stuff.

And the Medusa leadership.

When I was 10 years old, uh, my favorite comic was this, this ridiculous pairing, I think it was called Amazing Adventures.

And for some reason, somebody thought it was a good idea to put the Inhumans for 10 pages and Black Widow for 10 pages.

Mm-hmm.

'Cause when I think Black Widow, I think the Inhumans.

I don't know about you.

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You're doing Daredevil, Jessica Jones, The Defenders, Cage.

Yeah.

animation.

That's how I knew that Inhumans TV show was bad when even Charlie Esser couldn't defend it.

Oh,

no.

Yeah, exactly.

Crystal of the Inhumans began subbing for Sue in Fantastic Four number 81, December 1968.

So she's been there for a while, too.

I like how Ben is just kind of meh about the kid until he learns they made Benjamin his middle name.

The Trapster brings in Medusa.

These are the original Frightful Four who first worked as a team in FF number 36, March 1965.

Medusa was a new character there and the first of the Inhumans to debut.

She's since become an ally of the Fantastic Four.