The "Inhumans" will join the Marvel universe as its latest, albeit lesser-known, franchise. More surprisingly, though, rumors of Vin Diesel's joining the cast has been circulating on the Internet.
Movie Pilot confirmed the "Injumans" joining Marvel Universe news, adding that the studio's move had been logical and part of a carefully considered plan. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought the "Inhumans" to life I the comic world. The group debuted in the "Fantastic Four" comic book dating back to 1965.
According to Movie Pilot, "Inhumans" joining Marvel Universe is the firm's move to further expand the success of the franchise following the triumph of "Guardians of the Galaxy."
This is part of their next phase. "Inhumans" in Marvel Universe joins two other additions, namely, "Ant-Man" and "Dr. Strange."
Kevin Feige, top man of Marvel Studios, gushed about how cool the "Inhumans" are. He said that they are wonderful characters led by a leader, who hardly speaks -and when he does...Fans should expect an exciting surprise. He added that the idea of the Terrigen mist, which leaves anyone who walks through it wondering what they will become upon reaching the other side, makes the whole concept more dramatic and interesting.
He cited the social drama involved with the "Inhumans" as the discriminating factor that sets it apart from other superhero-themed movie.
This early, rumors have been circulating that Vin Diesel is set to spearhead the "Inhumans." Bustle reported that the "Guardians of the Galaxy" actor dropped hints when he posted a message on his Facebook account, saying that he had an unusual feeling that Marvel sees him as inhuman.
The "Fast and Furious" star's use of the term inhuman was not merely referring to his tree-like character in "Guardians of the Galaxy." His fans could tell that he was implying something more, reported Bustle.
But if he does take on the role of Black Bolt - whose staying silent is a must because his voice is a lethal sonic power - in "Inhumans," then Vin Diesel gets the chance to be the leader in his own Marvel movie, says Movie Pilot.
