Inhumans #2

Inhumans #2 was published by Marvel Comics in 1975 as part of a standalone series intended to flesh out the lore and royal lineage of the Inhumans. Following their breakout success in the pages of Fantastic Four, the series was created to capitalize on the characters' popularity, with writing by Doug Moench and iconic interior artwork provided by George Pérez. The narrative sought to ground the superhuman royal family in a more complex, political landscape, distancing them slightly from the immediate orbit of Reed Richards and his companions.

The aesthetic of this issue is defined by George Pérez's early, energetic style, which balanced the inherent weirdness of Kirby-esque concepts with a more contemporary 1970s superhero sensibility. While the series was often overshadowed by the larger cosmic crossovers of the era, it is now regarded as a vital chapter in expanding the Inhuman mythos. It remains a notable piece of mid-seventies Marvel history, reflecting the publisher's shift toward character-focused storytelling that would define the medium for the coming decade.