Amph Marvel's Inhumans [IMAX/ABC]

I'm not sure we'll ever know- it was always the furthest out in development in that post-Infinity War realm so I don't think they had anything really locked down yet.

It also may not have varied much from what we're getting since that film was announced shortly after the film/TV divide occurred so any development that had already been done would have been concurrent to Agents of SHIELD's development of the Inhumans in the first two seasons when the units of Marvel were still fully unified.

Speaking of which, the Inhumans show runner has revealed how this connects to AOS:

The trailer expanded further on this statement by Beck as well, revealing that Triton will head to Earth to investigate a Terrigen leak in the ocean. This is, of course, alludes to the Season 2 finale of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., where the Terrigen crystals were thrown into the ocean, thus releasing Terrigen into the food supply.

This clearly points to the connectivity of Marvel’s Inhumans and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Asked if the Inhumans on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (like Quake, Yo-Yo, and Lash) are similar to the Royal Family, Buck said they were distant relatives at best. “We have seen ‘nuhumans’ on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but this is completely different. These are Inhumans who know exactly who they are and know the importance of their powers. They know the importance of their Terrigen ceremony which is the holiest, most ritual ceremony in their civilization. I think the ‘nuhumans’ who inhabit Earth have no idea what’s going on. They are distant relatives of our characters.

I feel like Daisy's mom would have words with thee

 

Hmm. Sounds like I might save myself the train ticket and just catch it at the local IMAX instead.

 

I smell a Super Tuesday viewing!

 

I'm too curious about this experiment overall to bypass it entirely, regardless of the final quality. And at least I'm giving the best chance possible by seeing it in the optimal format.

 

he liked iron fist and gave this a 3/10

dp, iati, ssp, true sith, al - I'll give you a chance to reconsider that bet now if you want

 

More info on characters, incomplete previews and new character portraits.

'First up, Head of Marvel TV Jeph Loeb confirms that the IMAX theatrical edit of the two-episode premiere will run 75 minutes, while the TV edit which premieres on ABC four weeks later will go for nine minutes longer – bringing it up to a standard network double episode runtime of 84 minutes.​

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Mount, Loeb, Iwan Rheon, Serinda Swan, Ellen Woglom and executive producer Scott Buck were on hand for the panel and Loeb confirms that Anson Mount’s Black Bolt will never speak on the series:​

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“When we first sat down and started talking about the role, we said, very point blank, ‘You have no dialogue, and you will never have dialogue. It’s not as though there’s a point where there’s going to be a secret operation. You’re going to have to find a way to communicate with your hands and your eyes and another way.”​

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Ken Leung’s Karnak has the power to see flaws and play out every possibility of a decision until he finds a course of action that works. Loeb says that has been difficult to convey with the only glimpses so far not really showing off what he can do:​

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“It’s an opportunity for him to be able to see how he would deal with a particular situation and then take it on from there. I think one of the challenges of what it is that you’ve seen so far is something that’s unfinished, and while I can understand that it may not have been something that you readily understood, it is something that once you’ve seen the whole finished product, you actually do, and so it’s a very good question.”​

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Loeb has also asked people reserve judgement until they see they final product: “I can tell you that the show you have seen is not the finished product, so if you’re asking me whether it’s done, it’s not.”'​