Inhumans #3

Inhumans #3 was published in 1975 as part of the character's first self-titled series. This run emerged during a period of experimentation at Marvel Comics, where the publisher sought to expand the scope of its cosmic and supernatural narratives beyond the established superhero teams. The series followed the Royal Family of the Inhumans as they navigated the complexities of their isolationist society and their internal power struggles, providing a platform for more nuanced character development within the shared Marvel Universe.

The issue was written by Doug Moench and illustrated by George Pérez, whose dynamic, detailed linework became a hallmark of the era. Pérez, early in his career, was tasked with rendering the grand, alien architecture of Attilan and the distinct visual characteristics of the Inhuman royal court. The work was received as a solid entry in the broader expansion of Marvel's lore, showcasing the intricate storytelling and artistic progression that defined mid-1970s comic production.