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Home»News»Entertainment News»Culture»SDCC 2017 – New Trailer for Marvel’s Inhumans

SDCC 2017 – New Trailer for Marvel’s Inhumans

By VeronicaJuly 21, 2017
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Comic Con has brought us a second trailer for Marvel’s Inhumans television series, which airs on ABC this Fall. 

In the trailer, we see conflict among the Inhuman Royal Family as Maximus (Iwan Rheon) tries to take the throne from his brother Black Bolt (Anson Mount). The Inhuman Royal Family lives in Attilan, a hidden city on the moon, and Maximus wants to take back earth before humanity discovers their existence.

Inhumans comes from executive producer Scott Buck, who also worked on Marvel’s Iron Fist. Based on what we’ve seen so far, it looks lower budget than Marvel’s Netflix shows, and certainly lower budget than their films. But that’s understandable for a show on ABC, and this latest trailer makes it look like Inhumans is worth checking out. 

Inhumans will have an IMAX premiere this September 1. All eight episodes of the season will air on ABC September 29. 

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