Sorry, Inhumans. You never wanted to be a major Marvel property! You were happiest when revelling in obscurity. Well, good news, it's back to obscurity for you!
The full list of my Marvel creator credits is here.
Stan Lee: co-creator of Maximus possessing Inhuman abilities which were rendered dormant (Amazing Adventures #1, 1970); of the title "Make Way for Medusa" related to the Inhumans (Amazing Spider-Man #62, 1968); of a city on Earth's moon which has a breathable atmosphere (Fantastic Four #13, 1963); of Medusa, a purple-clad woman with super strong red hair (Fantastic Four #36, 1965); of Gorgon, a superhuman soldier related to Medusa who has cloven hooves instead of feet; Gorgon causing seismic shockwaves with his hooves; of the title "The Gentleman's Name Is Gorgon" related to the Inhumans (Fantastic Four #44, 1965); of the Inhumans, a sub-species of humanity who live apart from humans, most possessing superhuman powers; of Black Bolt, the silent monarch of the Inhumans who has superhuman abilities; of Gorgon and Medusa as two of the Inhumans; of Karnak, a member of the Inhumans royal family whose mind can seek out the flaws in any object then exploit those flaws with his martial arts; of Triton, a member of the Inhumans' royal family who has green skin and amphibious powers; of Crystal, Medusa's sister, a member of the Inhumans' royal family who has elemental powers enabling her to generate flames and take control of the weather; of Lockjaw, a massive Inhuman dog who serves as Crystal's pet; Lockjaw's ability to generate space-time portals; of the Inhumans' royal family being forced to live in exile amongst humanity (Fantastic Four #45, 1965); of the title "Those Who Would Destroy Us" related to the Inhumans (Fantastic Four #46, 1966); of Maximus, brother of Black Bolt who jealously wants to usurp his rule; Maximus having no evident superhuman abilities; Maximus seizing control of Attilan in a coup; the royal family overthrowing Maximus' coup; of Attilan, the hidden city of the Inhumans; of the Inhumans enforcing a caste system within their society, forcing some to labour as slaves; of Maximus sending his agents to pursue the exiled royal family on Earth (Fantastic Four #47, 1966); of Black Bolt being in love with Medusa (Fantastic Four #48, 1966); of Maximus being jailed within Attilan (Fantastic Four #52, 1966); of Black Bolt communicating to the Inhumans using sign language; of Medusa as Black Bolt's official interpreter (Fantastic Four #54, 1966); of Black Bolt's voice being incredibly destructive (Fantastic Four #59, 1967); of Maximus lusting after Medusa (Fantastic Four #82, 1969); of the title "Divide and Conquer" related to the Inhumans (Fantastic Four Annual #5, 1967); of the Terrigen Mist, superhuman crystals which grant the Inhumans their abilities (Thor #147, 1967); of Agon and Rynda, Black Bolt and Maximus' parents; of the title "And Finally: Black Bolt" related to the Inhumans (Thor #148, 1968); of Black Bolt being imprisoned in isolation to protect Attilan from his destructive voice; of Medusa visiting Black Bolt in his cell when they were teenagers (Thor #149, 1968); of Triton being stranded amongst humans during a mission for Black Bolt (Thor #150, 1968)
Jack Kirby: co-creator of Maximus possessing Inhuman abilities which were rendered dormant (Amazing Adventures #1, 1970); of a city on Earth's moon which has a breathable atmosphere (Fantastic Four #13, 1963); of Medusa, a purple-clad woman with super strong red hair (Fantastic Four #36, 1965); of Gorgon, a superhuman soldier related to Medusa who has cloven hooves instead of feet; Gorgon causing seismic shockwaves with his hooves; of the title "The Gentleman's Name Is Gorgon" related to the Inhumans (Fantastic Four #44, 1965); of the Inhumans, a sub-species of humanity who live apart from humans, most possessing superhuman powers; of Black Bolt, the silent monarch of the Inhumans who has superhuman abilities; of Gorgon and Medusa as two of the Inhumans; of Karnak, a member of the Inhumans royal family whose mind can seek out the flaws in any object then exploit those flaws with his martial arts; of Triton, a member of the Inhumans' royal family who has green skin and amphibious powers; of Crystal, Medusa's sister, a member of the Inhumans' royal family who has elemental powers enabling her to generate flames and take control of the weather; of Lockjaw, a massive Inhuman dog who serves as Crystal's pet; Lockjaw's ability to generate space-time portals; of the Inhumans' royal family being forced to live in exile amongst humanity (Fantastic Four #45, 1965); of the title "Those Who Would Destroy Us" related to the Inhumans (Fantastic Four #46, 1966); of Maximus, brother of Black Bolt who jealously wants to usurp his rule; Maximus having no evident superhuman abilities; Maximus seizing control of Attilan in a coup; the royal family overthrowing Maximus' coup; of Attilan, the hidden city of the Inhumans; of the Inhumans enforcing a caste system within their society, forcing some to labour as slaves; of Maximus sending his agents to pursue the exiled royal family on Earth (Fantastic Four #47, 1966); of Black Bolt being in love with Medusa (Fantastic Four #48, 1966); of Maximus being jailed in Attilan (Fantastic Four #52, 1966); of Black Bolt communicating to the Inhumans using sign language; of Medusa as Black Bolt's official interpreter (Fantastic Four #54, 1966); of Black Bolt's voice being incredibly destructive (Fantastic Four #59, 1967); of Maximus lusting after Medusa (Fantastic Four #82, 1969); of the title "Divide and Conquer" related to the Inhumans (Fantastic Four Annual #5, 1967); of the Terrigen Mist, superhuman crystals which grant the Inhumans their abilities (Thor #147, 1967); of Agon and Rynda, Black Bolt and Maximus' parents; of the title "And Finally: Black Bolt" related to the Inhumans (Thor #148, 1968); of Black Bolt being imprisoned in isolation to protect Attilan from his destructive voice; of Medusa visiting Black Bolt in his cell when they were teenagers (Thor #149, 1968); of Triton being stranded amongst humans during a mission for Black Bolt (Thor #150, 1968)
Paul Jenkins: co-creator of Karnak wearing facial tattoos; of Maximus wearing a black suit (Inhumans #1, 1998); of the act of Terrigenesis being a public display as young Inhumans come of age (Inhumans #2, 1998); of Maximus shaving Medusa's hair to depower her (Inhumans #7, 1999); of Black Bolt feigning inaction while secretly plotting against his adversaries (Inhumans #12, 1999)
Jae Lee: co-creator of Karnak wearing facial tattoos; of Maximus wearing a black suit (Inhumans #1, 1998); of the act of Terrigenesis being a public display as young Inhumans come of age (Inhumans #2, 1998); of Maximus shaving Medusa's hair to depower her (Inhumans #7, 1999); of Black Bolt feigning inaction while secretly plotting against his adversaries (Inhumans #12, 1999)
Jonathan Hickman: co-creator of Eldrac, an Inhuman who appears as a giant head, has the ability to teleport others (Fantastic Four #577, 2010); of Terrigen Mist being spread on Earth, causing humans to transform into Inhumans; of the philosophy of Terrigen revealing something of a person's true self (Infinity #4, 2013)
Roy Thomas: co-creator of the title "Something Inhuman This Way Comes" related to the Inhumans; of Black Bolt accidentally killing his parents because of Maximus' manipulations; of Maximus forming an alliance with the Inhumans' enemies (Avengers #95, 1972)
Neal Adams: co-creator of the title "Something Inhuman This Way Comes" related to the Inhumans; of Black Bolt accidentally killing his parents because of Maximus' manipulations; of Maximus forming an alliance with the Inhumans' enemies (Avengers #95, 1972)
Ann Nocenti: co-creator of the Inhumans' Genetic Council which determines how to employ the Terrigen Mists and other matters related to breeding and genetic engineering (Marvel Graphic Novel #39, 1988)
Bret Blevins: co-creator of the Inhumans' Genetic Council which determines how to employ the Terrigen Mists and other matters related to breeding and genetic engineering (Marvel Graphic Novel #39, 1988)
Jerome Opena: co-creator of Terrigen Mist being spread on Earth, causing humans to transform into Inhumans; of the philosophy of Terrigen revealing something of a person's true self (Infinity #4, 2013)
Mark Gruenwald: creator of Auron, one of the Inhumans (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #6, 1986); co-creator of Black Bolt and Medusa being married (Fantastic Four Annual #18, 1984)
Warren Ellis: co-creator of Karnak's abilities causing him to philosophize, seeing "the flaw in everything"; of Karnak wearing a green hoodie and bandages on his hands (Karnak #1, 2015)
Gerardo Zaffino: co-creator of Karnak's abilities causing him to philosophize, seeing "the flaw in everything"; of Karnak wearing a green hoodie and bandages on his hands (Karnak #1, 2015)
John Byrne: creator of the Inhumans' city Attilan being located on Earth's moon (Fantastic Four #240, 1982); of Black Bolt and Medusa being married (Fantastic Four Annual #18, 1984)
Dale Eaglesham: co-creator of Eldrac, an Inhuman who appears as a giant head, has the ability to teleport others (Fantastic Four #577, 2010)
Skip Dietz: co-creator of Kitang, a member of the Inhumans' Genetic Council (Inhumans: The Great Refuge #1, 1995)
Robert Brown: co-creator of Kitang, a member of the Inhumans' Genetic Council (Inhumans: The Great Refuge #1, 1995)
Sean McKeever: co-creator of human scientists experimenting on Inhumans, hoping to cure human ailments (Inhumans #10, 2004)
David Ross: co-creator of human scientists experimenting on Inhumans, hoping to cure human ailments (Inhumans #10, 2004)
Mark Bright: co-creator of Black Bolt and Medusa being married (Fantastic Four Annual #18, 1984)
Doug Moench: co-creator of Iridia, a female Inhuman with butterfly-like wings (Inhumans #1, 1975)
George Perez: co-creator of Iridia, a female Inhuman with butterfly-like wings (Inhumans #1, 1975)
Matt Fraction: co-creator of humans affected by terrigen transforming from within a coccoon (Inhumanity #1, 2013)
Olivier Coipel: co-creator of humans affected by terrigen transforming from within a coccoon (Inhumanity #1, 2013)
Tom DeFalco: co-creator of Pulssus, one of the Inhumans (Fantastic Four #398, 1995)
Paul Ryan: co-creator of Pulssus, one of the Inhumans (Fantastic Four #398, 1995)
John Romita: co-creator of the title "Make Way for Medusa" related to the Inhumans (Amazing Spider-Man #62, 1968)
Richard Starkings: creator of the Inhumans logo (Inhumans #1, 1998)
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