Is a versatile elemental Vanguard capable of bending nature to reshape the battlefield. Switching between her core elements allows her to raise or drop terrain, controlling enemy positioning while fortifying her team's advance. The Inhuman Princess
Triton...like, Inhumans Triton?
Green fish one, *THAT* Triton
A Triton solo that sees him dropped onto a barren wasteland planet as he's on a mission to find a new planet for the Inhumans to call home (for the Inhumans to come along and fix it up to make it their home). Along the way he meets the inhabitants of the planet and learn of its history and how a luscious world became...barren.
Also, including glup shittos from Marvel's extensive vault (and Ava Starr's Ghost) as they are freed from an extraterrestrial jail and help Triton overthrow the ruler of this planet as Triton considers his place both in the Inhumans and the marvel universe as a whole!
Basically Triton takes on Borderlands/Star Wars with seriously serious and brutal royalty stuff thrown in that becomes a very central theme for Triton's inner conflict.
BONUS: One of the prisoners is Oort, Quicksilver's nemesis from decades ago! In this series you find out how that described fight goes down!
If Disney knew beforehand that Inhumans would’ve failed in the MCU and were introduced during phase 1 during the first avenger movie or before it and given time to give them a proper story and flush them out, do you think they would’ve been impactful to the infinity saga or would they have fallen flat
Who do you think would have been a great Inhuman representation, the royal family? Or a stand alone inhuman not connected to the royal family? I’d say quake
Marvel Swimsuit Special Brand New Beach Day
For the month of June, I’m going to make daily posts about canonically queer characters I love.
IAN SOO AKA… ugh… TELEKINIAN!
First Appearance: Patsy Walker, AKA Hellcat #1 (2015)
Created by Kate Leth & Brittney Williams
Sexuality: Bisexual
Gender: Experimental
Ian Soo was a put-upon New York 20-something with an overbearing girlfriend, a cranky landlord, and no job until the day the Terrigen Mist rolled through and he discovered he was an Inhuman with the power over telekinesis and a truly impressive lack of skill at coming up with codenames… as well as now no girlfriend, still a cranky landlord, and still no job.
Feeling lost, Ian, in a low moment decided to try his hand at crime, using his powers to “lift” money from an armored truck. He was almost immediately kicked in the face by superhero Hellcat. Before the fight could escalate, the two instead get wrapped up in a conversation about musicals and become friends instead, with Patsy helping Ian return the money.
Ian gets a job at Patsy’s old friend Tom’s bookshop, where Ian’s powers make moving stock much easier. Ian and Tom quickly develop crushes on eachother.
Ian, for the most part, has no real interest in being a super-anything. Happy to use his powers just to make a living but, when Tom, alongside others, is captured and mind controlled by magic, Ian steps up to fight back.
One of the most interesting things about the character to me is that Ian is subject to maybe the most frank discussion of bi erasure I’ve seen in fiction during interactions with his ex girlfriend. It’s good to see the topic discussed! Even if it’s surprising to see in a mostly-humor book.
Ian, as well as the whole Patsy Walker, AKA Hellcat series, is a lot of fun!
Recommended Reading, as I’m sure you’ve already guessed:
- Patsy Walker, AKA Hellcat